marlene mountain
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    2001
march 2001
    afternoon heat he's interrupted for saying 'girls' then 'ladies'
    a clear sky torn between art and nature another little boy kills
    touch-me-nots appear in the cool wet ground no haiku 
    needed
    newly-planted onions a mulch of snow
    in the painting mountain and woman the same dark red
    a child tried as an adult by adults with immature minds the cold
    four o'clock shadows drumming of a grouse
3/6
    3 long-looking one-lines
    a whole moon in the morning sky in the valley just half of a half's enough
    home alone again i love the afternoon the night and tomorrow morning
    they'll be disappointed crows that caw to each other as i plant onions
    
3/25/01
    senryu-san leaves the start of a lewd thought to be capped
 4/01 
    home from the garden i've forgotten the garden haiku
    4/7
    no one owns haiku  
    the good boys of haiku stew happy mm deer turkey tadpoles
    
4/13/01
    neither the 13th nor a friday just another swell day in nature
    
    4/15/01 
    spring's fancy get your haiku and pornography on 'yahoo!'
    
4/22
    morning on the land spring messes with my mind
4/
    beyond the fatigue the green onions ready to pull 
4/28
    'turtle island' loaded with every kind of creepy-crawly human
    just to be around the sudden wiggle of a tadpole & know my place
    gifts for her hillside we dig irises and primroses and day lilies 
 4/29
    nature with the greenest thumbs and every color you'd ever want
 4/30
    'war on drugs' excuse for little shots to play big shots on both sides
    one fern after another comes up differently
     
    
    may/01
    dogwood winter what a prick my ex-husband
    as useless as possible like a cricket somewhere in another room 
    oh shit in this poetry group none of those neither/not boys
    'trial by error' the 5/7/5er
5/2
    tips of milkweed in the garden patches we long for rain
5/3
    inspirational what one can't write in a haiku
5/4
    just 100 days gone in this term of the non-nature jerks
    
    5/5
    be careful where you visit it may be kigoized
    as in a storybook deer by the pond rabbit by the garden
    
    5/6
    a wood thrush kind of morning
    still no rain cucumber seeds beneath the sky
    off and on all day a grouse beats his meat
    a beauty of a day thanks nature for no haiku to show for it
    with no leaders left worth killing children tampered with
    but seriously there's still plenty of content for haiku
5/13
    best of the gifts from jase a pack of marlboros tho i think i've quit 
 5/18/01 
    on the other channel an italian hero to himself
    
    5/20/01 
    bible study in the attorney general's office women's rights on hold
    idiot money those 'wrastlers' what's swallowed beforehand
    
    5/22/01 
    much money for the male athlete to be more masculine than exists
    
    5/23/01 
    down the road confederate & us flags 10 commandments blackamoor yard
    'when i was child i spake as a child' now i know the paleoclay woms
    [wom/s: my spelling of womam/womem -- rhymes with dome/s -- re 
    the ancient spiritual sculptures. see the books of the late dr marija 
    gimbutas, ucla professor/archeologist. you go wom -- you like that 
    phrase?]
    --i can't spell worth shet anymore. above read woman/women. pardon
    . 
    5/24/01 
    but in private he talks in senryu
    
    5/24/01 
    when she's prez i hope she screws interns internally
    
    5/25/01
    equal, hell
    [c 81/82. it's always been a dream to have lots of women
    line up at a microphone and one after one say those 2 words. in
    small groups it's a riot.]
    cloakrooms of washington a real scrubbing by turncoat jeffords
    'of mice and men' the hisstory of lit
    
    5/27/01
    probably used horse sales the world's oldest profession
    [by 'kurgans' who invaded the old europe paleoclay settlements]
5/28
    'it flew all over me' she insisted god created nature
    [a phrase in this area which means got very angry]
'now don't get ill' he shifts on 
    his haunches the heat
    [a phrase which means settle down don't get angry]
5/31
    our new haiku evening cool
    it's clover now that's all abuzz
    'all the rage mm in the red flowers of home'  
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