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Ten Thousand Haiku | 27 Years of 17-syllable Days

27 years of 17-syllable days

Posted on 20 July 202020 July 2020

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There’s no word for dust
Wiped into a curve near a
Wood shelf’s edge (I checked)

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Published by: Calvin Olsen

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