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Lune
October 30, 2021
Splinters of glass
Mechanical destruction your enevitable doom
Tires rolling nowhere
© Kiersten M., Apex, North Carolina
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My creative writing teacher said the elements of a good haiku or lune is the writer having a very specific image in their mind they want to describe. Once that is implemented, a "good" piece is one that makes you ask questions and comes back in your mind every once in awhile. This lune (3 words, 5 words, 3 words) is one where I had a car crash in my mind to describe.