Say Yes to Haiku

Celebrate haiku. Few syllables, deep meaning. All are welcome here.

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	a little bit for winter window snow / fading dark white scenes / dancing ice Last post by Darryl Guy - 1 post - last updated 3 weeks 6 days ago
	2am watching the light outside softly ice dances swift slow snow breeze leads the way a million ice moths 0 posts
	Black and White Light layer of snow Turning lake from frozen black To icing on cake. Last post by Sue Glasco - 1 post - last updated 5 days 3 hours ago
	Fog Soothing and Scary White fog hides the world. Menacing for travelers. Peaceful when at home. 0 posts
	Holiday 'ku festival of light the season of miracles, a lamp remains lit Last post by Nancy Smith - 2 posts - last updated 11 weeks 4 days ago
	Blue Melody A sad song calls me / looking outward from within / a blue melody Last post by Jennifer Sjolund - 1 post - last updated 17 weeks 1 day ago

	Southern Illinois Writers Guild Third Thursday of each month but December at John A. Logan College right off Route 13. Room 148 at 7 p.m. Anyone welcome to attend. Next meeting is March 18, 2010. Bring something unpublished to share with the group or just come and listen. President Jim Lambert suggested we could bring a poem ...
	happy birthday issa first snowfall ... in the bamboo evening sleeping alone issa, 1804