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    World of Haiku: Poets of Australia

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    Author: Lynette Arden
    flood debris
    a doll's limb
    pale in the seaweed
    Author: John Bird
    starless night-
    pier lights disappear
    into surf noise
    Author: Janice M. Bostok
    no money for the busker I try not to listen
    Author: Dawn Bruce
    scent
    of old tea roses . . .
    faraway moon
    Author: Ross Clark
      after the parade
    the dragon head off
      still smoking
    Author: Lorin Ford
    on a bare twig rain beads what light there is
    Author: Beverley George
    Anzac Day
    a baby's cry fills
    our minute's silence
    Author: Matt Hetherington
    hung over-
    the red eye
    of the traffic light
    Author: John Knight
    five years on
    and still I haven't opened
    mother's suitcases
    
    Author: Peter Macrow
    swirling loops
    in her letter
    her voice
    Author: Ron C. Moss
    a sliver of moon
    the old bluesman
    breaks a string
    Author: Jacqui Murray
    across sun
    shower light a reckless
    flash of parrots
    Author: Gregory Piko
    a quiet kind of love
                       autumn crocus
    Author: Vanessa Proctor
    barbed wire
    a magpie teases out
    a strand of wool
    Author: Lyn Reeves
    afternoon beach
    the young lovers cast
    a single shadow
    Author: Duncan Richardson
    crematorium
    early and late mourners
    compare deaths
    Author: Cynthia Rowe
    mangrove
    a crab's pincer wedged
    in tangled roots
    Author: Katherine Samuelowicz
    at the car park
    as we say goodbye
    a swirl of old papers
    Author: Maureen Sexton
    passing traffic
    the flicker of bees
    among grevillea
    Author: Rodney Williams
    shingle beach . . .
    trying out its third couple
    a dog lost at dusk
    Author: Quendryth Young
    mosquito
    a stranger's blood
    on my hand
    Author: Graham Nunn
    old wallpaper
    my daughter reaches
    for the butterfly
    Author: Dhugal Lindsay
    stonefish . . .
    the more a thing is thought about
    the further it recedes
    Author: Christina Kirkpatrick
    one drop
    from the heron's foot
    splits open the sky
    Author: Jeffrey Harpeng
    on the coffin lid
    our faces
    in the clouds
    Author: Jan Dobb
    midday
    the silence both sides of
    a kookaburra's laugh
    Author: Alex McKeown
    windy morning
    my pavement shadow
    has some crazy hair
    Author: M L Grace
    dandelions
    a field of wishes
    blows away
    Author: Rob Scott
    fields of stubble
    the sky thick
    with stars
    Author: David Terelinck
    a clatter
    of milking pails-
    full winter moon
    Author: Barbara A Taylor
    warmer days . . .
    balloon-vine tendrils twist
    between the floorboards
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