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Garden Haiku V
Fall dawn. All silent.
Cicadas screeching. No birds,
so who woke them up?
First light hits daisies.
Last month, lantana; in June,
Hollyhocks and phlox.
Seven kinds of bees
Work the garden. (That I can
See: there might be more.)
Fall anemones
Set buds in July. Will bloom
For the landlady.
Geese have it down now:
Swift sharp turns, sudden landings.
Leaving any day.
Cicadas screeching. No birds,
so who woke them up?
First light hits daisies.
Last month, lantana; in June,
Hollyhocks and phlox.
Seven kinds of bees
Work the garden. (That I can
See: there might be more.)
Fall anemones
Set buds in July. Will bloom
For the landlady.
Geese have it down now:
Swift sharp turns, sudden landings.
Leaving any day.
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