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Haiku I A Child's Plan I'll find a big book Crawl deep inside it's pages Where it's safe to feel © Shari R. Panages Living With Altzheimers What was life before When his mind was not a child I must not forget © Shari R. Panages Nature's Decoration Icicles hanging Little swords beneath the eaves Until the sun comes © Shari R. Panages Family Pet His name is Elmer Scrawny, ugly, looking dog But easy to love © Shari R. Panages Haiku is an unrhymed verse form of Japanese origin, often with a seasonal reference. It has 3 lines, usually the first with 5 syllables, the second 7 syllables, and the third 5 syllables.

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| Rosary | Here And Hereafter | Emotions Of Nature | Choices | The Spirit Life | Moving In The Spirit | Haiku I | Haiku II | Unity After Tragedy | Counting On Our Prayers |
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