Carpe Diem Haiku – Jim Kacian’s “harvest dusk”
Jim’s haiku: harvest dusk– sitting in the wheelbarrow with the potatoes to which I gritily respond by the gutter – two old hookers share some soggy fries — Linked to […]
Jim’s haiku: harvest dusk– sitting in the wheelbarrow with the potatoes to which I gritily respond by the gutter – two old hookers share some soggy fries — Linked to […]
Originally posted on The voice of collaborative poetry:
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