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  1. this repetition of violet (violet/more violet) and the contrast to silver is very interesting

    i don`t need any punctuation in this ku

  2. anthony,
    good poem. i wonder though if the first line
    should be the third. works either way though.

    there’s a town in northern kentucky named
    rabbit hatch. it’s about 40 miles northeast
    of louisville. drank a bunch of beer on the
    steps of the general store, which composes
    the entirety of the town.

    our identical twins
    in reversible jackets…
    spring snow

    sylvain

  3. Hey Bill,

    I really like your haiku, what about this?…

    evergreens
    more green today-
    sunlit snow

    Just a thought, although it may be better left as is…I like it either way.

    Collin

  4. Dearest Anthony,
    thanks for making me smile.
    I like them lines.

    I think you like violet.
    Whats the color just before (or after) violet called?

    the blue in the clouds –
    the color just before black.
    tells all about me

  5. Hello Anthony,I enjoyed your poem.Not the usual 5/7/5 I was taught, but I liked the content.Nice job, Darleen

  6. Thanks for the positive responses to this haiku..the double dash was a mistake(possibly to much caffeine)It was supposed to be a single. Looking at it again, I have to agree with Angelika, that it would work without any punctuation at all. Again thanks for the responses and constructive critisism

  7. Anthony and all — a double dash is a traditional substitute for an em dash, which is what properly belongs at the end of that line. I’ve changed the typography so it’s correct now. I agree it would work with no punctuation, but I prefer it this way!

  8. dft
    some may yet misunderstand the (&mdash)
    (em) being a variable measure of print type;
    type being letter size(ex. pica)

    &mdash, some understand to be the doubling in length/width of the dash(-)
    some say the dash being the width of the letter (m), capitalized.

    conceivably future keyboards will carry this symbol

    star on the horizon&mdash
    finding my way home
    in the dark

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