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A Natural
October 27, 2015
I hope one day to
Write haiku as great as I
Breathe through my nostrils
© Nicholas K., Weldon Spring, MO
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Personally I don’t like this poem it comes off lazy and it doesn’t make that much of since when you think about it. The line in the poem that I don’t understand is “Write haiku as great as I Breathe through my nostrils.” I am confused in this quoted text by which, am I the reader suppose to believe that you breathing through your nostrils is so amazing that you wish you could write a haiku the same way.
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