wind-carved glaciers
swell & crest across Greenland
crash on granite blocks


—d. f. tweney

Written on a KLM flight from Amsterdam to San Francisco, 11/23/200.

About the author: d. f. tweney (dft at tinywords dot com) is the publisher and chief haikuvangelist of tinywords.com. A technology journalist, he has also worked as a weed whacker, pizza chef, ESL teacher, and environmental activist, and he won the Boston Poetry Slam in 1992. He is secretly Canadian.

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Responses to the haiku for 19 January 2001 by d. f. tweney

  1.  
    Bill Higginson
    2003-03-04 19:49:22
     

    Dylan,
    If you like my version better, it's yours (that is, doesn't need any annotation with my name). If not, no need to show it.
    The comments, a good idea.
    Bless,
    Bill

  2.  
    Dylan Tweney (dft at tinywords dot com)
    2003-03-06 18:01:06
     

    Thanks, Bill, but I feel your version improves it so much that I owe you some kind of credit.

  3.  
    bob richardson (orgbob at webtv dot net)
    2003-12-20 20:50:48
     

    opaque and frozen
    added to my drink ...

    what spills on granite floor

  4.  
    john tiong chunghoo
    2004-02-05 02:40:31
     

    still at its work
    the sea bringing down
    the mountain

  5.  
    bob richardson (orgbob at webtv dot net)
    2004-05-04 19:23:13
     

    wind driven clouds -
    full moon
    playing hide and seek

    -

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