dandelion clock
my grandchildren think
I’m a grown-up
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Bill Kenney
Bill Kenney has been writing haiku since 2004. His work has appeared in leading haiku journals, and he is the author of three collections of haiku and senryu - the earth pushes back, 2016, senior admission,2018, and keep walking, (forthcoming from Red Moon Press).
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Probably my 7 year old nephew will mostly not think I'm adult, especially as we play war games as pirates using laser guns occasionally, not just swords. :-)
Absolutely lovely, Bill.
^_^
This is a beautiful haiku, Bill…
Always a delight to see a Bill Kenney poem, it's always an occasion.
warm regards,
Alan
a yellow flower
in a sidewalk crack
tooth of the lion
Wonderful work Bill…as usual!
As always, Bill !
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Thanks, everyone. Michelle's response (age 8): "No, I don't."
I like the ku, Garry.
Probably my 7 year old nephew will mostly not think I'm adult, especially as we play war games as pirates using laser guns occasionally, not just swords. :-)
I like Bill's pieces :) and he knows that :)
Ah, lovely, Bill :)
oak tree
realising I grow older
but not wiser
Nice sharing thanks.
Wonderful.
my grandchildren think
I’m a grown-up
and then I show them the dandelion clock we used to tell the time with when we were young! Silly gramps.
Wonderful job
Nice sharing thanks.
Wonderful job