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Posts tagged with "JL Kato" (9 posts)
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Godzilla We love to watch you dance, O Lizard Breath. Our feet stamp with yours, heads impaled on neon claws. One in a series of ...
A poem for JL Kato and the rest of indy.com's haiku writing community
Some guys have all the luck Some guys have all the pain Some guys get all the breaks Some guys do nothing but complain
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Rabbit Don't look back at spirits that chase, O moon, as you bound across the sky. One in a series of poems about discovering a ...
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Hiroshima and Nagasaki In a twinkling of an eye, shadows speed toward the sun. Those left behind suffer ignominy and hell. This is how the ...
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Haiku five-seven-five bah! rigid this poetic form I insist on eighteen One in a series of poems about discovering a lost Japanese heritage. To see ...
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Sumo Never wrestle a mosquito. One in a series of poems about discovering a lost Japanese heritage. To see other poems in this series, click ...
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Koi Serenity conceals strength to walk on land, if necessary. One in a series of poems about discovering a lost Japanese heritage. To see other ...
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Cherries Forget the cliché about life and a bowl. Just a handful will do. A cheek packed with stones. One in a series of poems ...
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Chopsticks So thin, so hungry. A ravenous pair can consume the earth in minutes. One in a series of poems about discovering a lost Japanese ...