February 2011
14 posts
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dear new guy in charge / fix stuff and keep city great / please don’t screw this up Chicago haiku no. 52 | February 2011
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just about the time / winter seems endless, tulips / for sale give hope Chicago haiku no. 51 | February 2011
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post-Valentine’s night / he carries flowers to woo / or perhaps repent Chicago haiku no. 50 | February 2011
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thinking of springtime / but if all this melts quickly / we’ll be in trouble Chicago haiku no. 48 | February 2011
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two express trains pass / 30 minute wait but you / show up and step on Chicago haiku no. 47 | February 2011
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good God, you are hot / only on train this crowded / would we stand this close Chicago haiku no. 46 | February 2011
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CTA Orange / would be Sandburg’s favorite / nice shoulders Chi-town Chicago haiku no. 44 | January 2011
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sloppy icy day / tests figure skating skills on / glazed donut sidewalks Chicago haiku no. 42 | January 2011
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“Step In, Doors Closing!” / she screams and 800 folks / go to work angry Chicago haiku no. 43 | January 2011
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breath steams branches creak / snow shines crunches underfoot / magical walk home Chicago haiku no. 41 | January 2011
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welcome.
hai·ku noun \ˈhī-(ˌ)kü\
definition (1): a short form of Japanese poetry consisting of 3 lines, in a pattern containing 5-7-5 syllables
definition (2): jm’s urban therapy
