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  1. Michelle, What a beautiful Haiku! You have a
    strong poetic spirit to find beauty even
    when extremely fatigued. I imagine writing
    Haiku is a good release from what must be
    a sometimes exhausting but very rewarding
    work. Helen Kinsella

  2. Convertibles and changing of the seasons…I like it.

    Trees and signs flocked white
    While hard lakes thaw for Summer.
    Merging of seasons

  3. silent peepers
    spring stars in full bloom
    then comes the squeal

    doctor michelle, really really late here, and really exhausted from the flu; your haiku, causal and effecting a smile, in spite of this burning fever, reminded me of spring’s arrival; even in the land of perennial sunshine…

    i must be healing, as the words again flow

  4. ’bout time we have some spring peepers, perhaps this poem will enhance their arrival

  5. Transit lounge…..
    Not a sound but spinning wheels.

    I have just returned to Perth, Western Australia from Las Vegas and Toronto. It’s nice to be home, where it is autumn for us.

  6. You give a good example of the benefit of writing poems especially haiku: becoming more observant of our surroundings and happenings. We are cameras snapping that instant realization.

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