April Fool’s Day
the cuckoo
switches eggs

 

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Marianne Paul

Marianne Paul is a Canadian poet and writer. Her book, Body Weight, A Collection of Haiku and Art, placed first in the Haiku Canada Marianne Bluger Award for chapbooks. Marianne is also honoured to have won the Jane Reichhold Memorial Haiga Competition, the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Haiku Festival, and Sonic Boom’s VISPO Contest for visual poems. Her latest book is the drift from here to where, a collection of haiga. Marianne’s happy obsessions include book arts and bookbinding, easy kayaking, shade gardening, and back porch birdwatching. She has started a small press, paper heron books, that features one of a kind hand-crafted chapbooks.

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  1. april fool
    same old
    same old

    Marianne, I like the way yours enfolds nature within our silliness.

  2. Dear tinywords editor, I am now receiving two duplicate email a day. One is good. Please delete one.
    Thanks,
    John S Green

  3. Those darned cuckoos! :-) I'm not sure any will be visiting the UK anymore. They were often the first sign of Spring and the BBC would broadcast who heard one first.

    Enjoyed your nifty haiku!!!

    Alan

    p.s.

    Wishing you all the best!

  4. Thanks for reading and commenting folks. I appreciate it! Stay safe, stay well, write haiku while sheltering in place. It is a record of our times.
    -Marianne

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