Who knows the blue hour —
Just before the fire sun blooms —
All stars and promise?
Myrtle Tom loves books.
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Each line pictorially and emotively contrasts against the last in a way that creates a beautiful story arc. Fantastic haiku
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Each line pictorially and emotively contrasts against the last in a way that creates a beautiful story arc. Fantastic haiku