so pristine white
the field of snow — I lower
the shotgun

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C W Hawes

C W Hawes (c_w_hawes@yahoo.com) is a bureaucrat by day and a poet by night. His published work has appeared in a variety of print and electronic publications. He lives in the midwestern United States with his wife and daughter.

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  1. CW…
    _Out of your good haiku, a new word simmers
    -simplexity-. Simple needs can be met… without the complexity of harm.
    _The Patuxet said: The greatest hunter, kills the least
    _M

  2. Under English rules the haiku should read 5,7,5 syllables in 3 lines. I find that most Haiku from Tiny Words break this rule. Am I wrong or is this theAmerican way?

  3. I caught my breath on this one – the image of my father hunting pheasant over stubbled Iowa cornfields…thanks.

  4. magyar, the patuxet, out of kindness a tragedy.

    emelie, within your own words tinywords is characterized, “daily, it continues to be groundbreaking”.

    even the masters strayed from this 5-7-5 (ruse).
    this rule is neither english nor american, albeit it has caught on.

    field
    of pristine whiteness–
    distant caws in flight

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