EN170
Haiku Writing Roundtable
Dr. Randy Brooks
Millikin University • Fall 2003 |
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Emily Evans
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Selected
Haiku
by
Emily
Evans
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campfire
payphone
a five minute call
more lonely than before
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cold
February night
New York City
changing clothes in the car
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drunk
in Harvard Square
in-between kisses
mom on the cell phone
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every
night
dinner alone
using your pottery
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back
on the bus
too early in the morning
stolen hotel pillows and sheets
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shaking
the guitar
above my head
it swallowed the pick
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coming
home to find
the world has fallen
off the kitchen wall
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walking
alone
kicking a beer can
all the way home
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that
old sweater
holes in the elbows
our first kiss
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my
love
text
messages
me
haiku
from
the
road
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moving
away
magnetic
poetry
off
the
refrigerator
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©2003
Randy Brooks, Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois || all rights
reserved for original authors
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