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Dad Screams “Rare Bird!” — Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

July 2, 2016

When Dad screams at you,/
please leave your restroom to see/
the sacred and rare.

Here is a shaky video of the albino purple grackle on the eastern shore of Lake Winneconne, Wisconsin, July 2, 2016

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Legacy — Day Before Father’s Day: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

June 15, 2014

I picnicked, sailed, served,/
bird watched, snuck past skunks, stargazed:/
All things Dad taught me.

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Unexpected Sighting: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku

March 11, 2013

In the middle of/
the desert, seeing herons/
is unexpected.
Or
a surprise delight.
Or
makes me smile a lot!

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