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• ‘by the creek’ by Emilie Zoey Baker

  a Dusky Moor Hen
  drinks
  some of its home

   
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• ‘everything we ever changed our minds about’ by Sean M Whelan

  you told me
  you loved it when the trees changed their minds
  and covered the ground
  with a million veined post-it notes ...

   
• by Tim Creevey

  After twighlight,

  At her desk,

  She ponders the implications of signing in crayon..

   
• ‘I will see you there when I go’ by Andrew Bromage

  Outside the Library,
  the pigeons do to Redmond Barry
  what Ned Kelly never could.

   
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• ‘the house of water’ by Alana Kelsall

  I crumple the sea in my dreams wake
  to the shallow pool of my head
  I should go North lose weight catch up
  with the other divers hear words slip jelly-like ...

   
• ‘Night Frequencies’ by David McCooey

  The lights in the street
  are gold or white or blue.

  The primitive grass says nothing
  of what’s to come. ...

   

About Rob Scott

Rob is a founding member of the Australian Haiku Society. His poems have appeared in journals and anthologies here and overseas, including the First and Second Australian Haiku Anthologies. Rob’s unfathomable career includes four years at the United Nations War Crimes Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague where he worked as a court administrator.