Bon mots

Oh, and an eye for beauty

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Good secateurs, good trowel, and a good spade. That’s all gardeners need.

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Fire away

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Any day without a Brown Snake is a good day. No bushfire better.

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Colours

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Can you get a black belt in haiku I wonder? Have I a yellow?

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Plenty more planets where this one came from

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Some people can get rich only by trashing world we live in – so do

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Seventeen

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I guess Trump doesn’t read haiku – far too many syllables for him

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A simple question

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Excuse me, you Trump voters, is all this really what you guys wanted?

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Short short stories

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1001 haiku for Scheherezade? No, not long enough.

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Out of my hands

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Blog followers – you win some, you lose some, and there’s nothing you can do

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Hisssssss

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A Black Snake in a pond – bad for frogs, goldfish, and very bad for me!

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Exhausted

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The wind stops before dawn, taking breather before starting all over

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