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Haiku-ie
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I am not an expert with Haiku so I call it Haiku-ie. Haiku is a challenge,it seems so easy..... until I began to write.

It is beautiful to look at outside, the wind that came with the snow has blown it into snow dunes; pristine white, it really looks like vanilla ice cream. Haiku-ie Vanilla hillocks Crispy leaf, tumbling crumbling Arctic frigidity ©hjv

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Reviews of "Haiku-ie"

Reviewed by Susan Sonnen

Reviewed on January 30, 2010

You did a great job with this, Helen. :)

Reviewed by Helen Vandepeer

Reviewed on January 30, 2010

THANKS .....HAD TO WRITE THIS....IT IS -25 HERE TODAY.

Reviewed by D Johnson

Reviewed on January 30, 2010

A real cool 'haiku-ie'

Cheers,
Dan

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