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Buzzy Buzz

Dog eat dog world
Awakes to new dawn;
Paradoxical gains


Words and yet more
Empty words dilute;
Cold comfort frozen


Headlines sensation
Bad news in vogue;
Catchy decadence


Muse upon feeling
Profound thought;
Self-realization lights


Mood swings highlight
Psychic trauma;
Pain instigates


Skybridge running track
26 floors above;
Senior citizens jog


Look to this day
To do something good;
Saturday cat nap


Set routines
To-Do List unfurls;
Time is never enough


Much ado
About nothing new;
Changes re-order


Ideas rule the world
Change agents --
Come and go abruptly


Worn-out old pavilion
Two weary workers;
Chat over beer repast


Busy passage conduit
People hurry briskly;
Haphazard side stepping


Busy networking
Trying to get ahead;
Lost in the crowd


Visual impact dazzle
Too much colour;
Not much insight


Takeaway counter
Pre-order your drink blend;
Beverage on-the-fly



Leon Enriquez
04 July 2014
Singapore

Copyright © | Year Posted 2014




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Date: 7/5/2014 12:04:00 PM
- Some think that it is so easy to write haiku poems - but I know it is not right - But, yours coming like beads on a string - I enjoy them all - Bravo, Leon!! - Have a nice weekend. - oxox // Anne-Lise :)
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Leon Enriquez
Date: 7/6/2014 7:52:00 PM
Dear Anne-Lise: Thanks for your support. Yes, haikus can be very challenging to write. To me, I sit back and let the feeling heart hurl such outbursts and let the words come. I normally pen about 11 or more pieces in one sitting. I write whatever comes to mind. When I finish, I will then edit and smoothen each fragment. Just to share with you how haikus arrive. Each one has an inner glow. Leon
Date: 7/4/2014 2:49:00 PM
Hi Leon! Allow me to be the first to comment positively on this beautiful set of haiku. I love reading each one and stopping to think over it...there are always hidden meanings that the mind looks for. I enjoy the exercise! cu my friend. // paul
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Leon Enriquez
Date: 7/4/2014 10:09:00 PM
Dear Paul: Thanks. Glad you enjoyed these fragments. Leon

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