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III. Original Haiku by Our Subscribers
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(Gar-Note: We begin this section with replies to our request
for job-related Haiku . . . )
By: Tom Frenkel (frenkel@cpmail-am.cis.columbia.edu)
manager's office
cardboard boxes carried out
sun shines through window
By: Matt Burke: (burke@beta.math.wsu.edu)
The Careless Archaeologist
Crunching Underfoot
Unimportant Bone-like Sound
Tibia Fragments
Actually, I'm not an archaeologist; my wife is. Often when she's
working on a site and I go out and visit, I worry about
accidentaly trampling an artifact. So far I haven't, but there's
always next time.
By: Gregg McClain (McClain@GEOG.SSCNET.UCLA.EDU)
Shi o matte Waiting for the teacher
mitsumeru koyomi gazing at calendar picture
momiji no e Autumn maples
At my university students spend a lot of time waiting . . .
By: Ed Cherry (CECHERRY@SAMFORD.BITNET)
Awash in flourescence
contemplating next command
-- System's Librarian
By: Gary Warner (GLWARNER@SAMFORD.BITNET)
(another late night in the computer room!)
Another command
another dose of caffeine
Five more files to go!
By: Nori Matsui (NORIM@EARLHAM.BITNET)
Kitsutsuki ya Pileated woodpecker,
shibashi mitoreru charmed to gaze upon for a while
syachuu kana from inside the car
Waiting for my daughter to come back from the piano lesson,
a big woodpecker came in front of me. Checking and peckeing
a tree with dry rough sound, I could not start the engine
even after she came back into the car. We simply watched
him for a long time quietly.
By: Nori Matsui (NORIM@EARLHAM.BITNET)
Modoreru fuyu Returned winter
toriire naosu putting back into house
shokubutsu ya all the plants and pots
After a week of very hot days, very chilly days and nights
came back. All the plants and pots have to be placed inside
of the house, quickly.