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Pre issue - Single haiku & Sequences This “demo”-version acts as an example that - along with our words of what kind of haiku we’re looking for - should serve as a visual example.
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Pre issue - Single haiku & Sequences

Mar 29, 2022

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Pre issue - Single haiku & Sequences

This “demo”-version acts as an example that - along with our words ofwhat kind of haiku we’re looking for - should serve as a visual example.

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nitrating celluloseand emulsionnew illnesses in the wind

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stairs of liquoricefalling I becomea burst of dandelion seeds

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all those red apples amongst the blue tit

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it’s a posture (and an attitude) nevertheless a lily grows in a poem

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raised voices in urdu door slams thru the wall

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enough to make a garden statue weep this summer rain

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end of matinsI decode into genomesinto petals

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all the desolate villagesthis one with the trampolineascends to heaven

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cherry blossoms the polka-dot hearse

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giallo this restricted area my birthplace

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the blur of a planet what opens

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2012 hanging judge left with a stiff

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Os Sacrumthis pear on Plato’s diaphragm

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jazz standards (u know, the same the others played)does habitual thinkingresemble a rose?

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spell it out in silver snail the journey always home

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morning moonI think I met the manwho kills you

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from an anatomic atlasthe cherry boy weavesthe pinkest fog of all

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dust me a tottering tower of once were trees

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H=K=L=0 each love number sleeps

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the nothing I dropped from still

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at it again the old celibates nosing in wombs

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my spare selfa vegetarianon a meatship

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will you remain glass I adapt circular movements

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first confession the priest’s restless leg

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rethinkmy clothes blackwith crows

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3/4 of a rhythm and a jump where Jacob’s ladder was

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quick she’s over the hedge big moon

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SeQuences/

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12 Bars

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this year proximity defined by my right hand

”of wandering mind” in the rap sheet I’m off

first aid kits piling up the room is healed

a pocket full of rings he invents the future

glasses thick a walls the jam is full of E’s

the moon ignores him dying his hair red

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a sudden death of worms we have keys that fits most locks

a 24 grams plastic car on a freighter from China the cook has a flu

I’ll add this to the moon cold coffee and stale ham

an electric god and the voltage is wrong

there’s no home in the homeland 12 bars for John Lee

sundown the rest is done by incense

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nouveau house

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sun-dust where the wall was nouveau house

room to room owl

thru stained glass a neighbour’s silhouette

raindrops the infinite faces of moon

mid-morning fox by the door bold as brass with a limp

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season of slush-pong the factory-farm lane

hedge-gaps a tortoise with spring might push thru

cro-magnons ahead i-phone says turn around

ruched as a brain in a bowl in the fridge last night’s noodles

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Page: Singles

2. Johannes S. H. Bjerg

3. Alan Summers

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7. Sheila Windsor

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Page: Sequences

12 Bars: Johannes S. H. Bjerg

Nouveau House: Sheila Windsor

Artwork p. 39: SW