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Winter Oranges

Mandarins
Promise sunshine
And hot concrete.
Clementines
Call rhymes
For scorching feet.
Navels
Spray sweetness
In thirsty eyes.
Tangerines
Paint blazes
Across gray skies.

© 2012 Elizabeth Ehrenfest Steinglass, all rights reserved

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January 5, 2012/2 Comments/by lsteinglass
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0 0 lsteinglass lsteinglass2012-01-05 14:23:002012-01-05 14:23:00Winter Oranges
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  1. Liz Steinglass
    Liz Steinglass says:
    January 5, 2012 at 2:26 pm

    This is another hay(na)ku poem–with one word in the first line, two in the second, and three in the third. When I first used the form, I found it quiet and peaceful. Now that the holidays are over I’m feeling more energized so I wanted to see if the form could also express that feeling too.

  2. loriann signori
    loriann signori says:
    January 11, 2012 at 11:42 pm

    I like it. I admire the constant challenges you give yourself. It’s catchy to see a photo with it. Hmmmmm… thinking about quietude?

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