Poem - Haiku Poem Two by Mark Wells

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- It tastes like fear
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- Infinite Vibrations
- Breathing Fast
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- Haiku Poem Three
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- Haiku Poem One
- Smiles In The Aisles Two
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- Fluke Of Nature
- New Pleasures Prove
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Haiku Poem Two

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by Mark Wells

HAIKU POEM TWO

Scarecrow stuffed with straw,
Now a perch for sly corn thieves,
Crows that still ignore.

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