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darkness:
the cold dark abyss
like a deep bottomles hole
black and hate filled pit
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warm, radiant glow
a symbol of hope and life
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Haikus are easy
But sometimes they don't make sense
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Sorry to break the serious vibe, but... haikus!
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Good Haikus
Broad subjects and total coverage
Human narrows
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That wasn't a haiku... haikus go 5-7-5... that only went 3-8-4 ??
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and I've seen one done by a famous japanese poet that went 5-2-4... or something like that, i have the paper somewhere here. Like I said, "Human narrows."
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