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Haiku


Haikus

 

In the dark forests,

beams of light pass through the leaves 

on sunnier days 

~

The oldest and fair 

apples must fall from the tree

for new ones to grow 

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A wolf catches prey 

biting down without a care 

until they are dead 

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A lonesome flower

in a field amongst others 

wanting to belong 

~

An injured bird falls 

seperated from its flock

are they coming back 

~

Misguided actions 

misinterpreting kindness

i thought you loved me

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