I tried a duet/
about a tall sycamore,/
and I cried again.
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Crying At Pocahontas Again: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
April 27, 2014Tags:cry, cut down a tree, cutting down trees, CyranoWriter, Disney, duet, Emotional poetry, haiku, how high does a sycamore grow, Kuhns, Pocahontas, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, revolutionary poetry, singing, sycamore tree, working through issues, www.cyranowriter.com
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I Grew It From A Pit: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku Lament
November 11, 2013I have cried cutting/
down trees before, but never/
one that I planted.
Tags:apricot tree, chop down a tree, cry, crying, cut down a tree, CyranoWriter, damage the foundation, Emotional poetry, from a pit, fruit tree, grew the tree, haiku, how high does a sycamore grow, hurting, I had to cut down a tree I planted, I looked out the window and what did I see, I planted it, ImproVerse haiku, Kuhns, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetic Lament, Poetry, popcorn popping on the apricot tree, revolutionary poetry, roots, ruin the roof, saw down a tree, working through issues, www.cyranowriter.com
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In The Shadow Of Death, Life Blooms: Revolutionary ImproVerse Haiku
November 11, 2013In the death of an/
apricot tree I planted,/
blooms a lone pink rose.
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