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Just Saying
October 12, 2014
From writing I learned
that good poems don't have to
be five pages long.
© Annie M., Columbiana, OH
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Hmm, there is rarely much to say about haikus, so I'll put what I can: Haikus are easy to make dull and meaningless, but this one has a small story. That being, it states and demonstrates an opinion at the same time, which I think is beautiful. Overall 8.2/10. (My poem is still under review by the editors, so if you'd just check every once in a while I'd appreciate it. It's called 'perception'
It took me awhile to understand this