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The long road home - Renku

Before the dawn my shoes are tied tight to clean feet the crunching of gravel echoes cereal in his bed a lonely pillow in her arms a bundle of flowers laying in the grass sunrise and the lake is lit by swans an old man passes by carrying a chess board along the way a blackbird protests the intrusion the high tide of dew recedes into hedge shadows mockingbird testing its wings leaves tremble as the train slips by the tenements on a stone wall slugs follow paving lines inquisitively she watches the tom cat with one hand on her hip while the kids play stick ball in the streets this summer evening the wasps' nest

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The long road home - Renku

Before the dawn my shoes are tied tight to clean feet the crunching of gravel echoes cereal in his bed a lonely pillow in her arms a bundle of flowers laying in the grass sunrise and the lake is lit by swans an old man passes by carrying a chess board along the way a blackbird protests the intrusion the high tide of dew recedes into hedge shadows mockingbird testing its wings leaves tremble as the train slips by the tenements on a stone wall slugs follow paving lines inquisitively she watches the tom cat with one hand on her hip while the kids play stick ball in the streets this summer evening the wasps' nest

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Haiku exercise for beginners

The haiku is about one moment, an instant in life captured. Where the poem is a painting, the haiku is a photograph showing the single comparison or eccentricity that makes nature so wonderful. The advantage the haijin has over the photographer is that he is not restricted to showing, but can also let the reader hear and feel the image. Some haiku make comparisons from different times of the day or year, combining this into a single image. Where the photographer has a myriad of colour to work with the haiku poet can draw from a palette of, at the last count 450,000 words. The strict form of the haiku may cause some people to baulk at them.

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