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  1. I hear the movement of ice in this tiny poem more clearly than I do any tintinnabulating bells elsewhere! Well done.

  2. Love it! ;-)

    lime quarter
    an icecube collapses
    over jazz

    Alan Summers
    publ. credits:

    1.City: Bristol Today in Poems and Pictures Paralaia 2004 ISBN: 0954811704
    2.BBC 1 – Regional arts feature November 2003
    3.Haiku Friends ed. Masaharu Hirata, Osaka 2003
    4.BeWrite.net eMagazine 2003
    5.Bristol Evening Post article//Latimer’s Diary 2002
    6.Presence haiku magazine ISSN 1366-5367 January 2001 No.13
    7.BroadcastLab project: Haiku with Alan Summers by Ambidextrous and Soft C (ArtsWork Bath Spa University): recorded as part of Alan’s haiku poet-in-residency at Bath Spa University 2006 – 2007 undergraduate programme with student bodies ambidextrous & Soft C
    8.seven magazine (Bristol Evening Post) seven literature full page feature: “Three lines of simple beauty” Saturday April 29th 2006
    9.Twitter Seven By Twenty Wed, 12 May 2010

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