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A haiku a day for November 2026, written for Writing Month. Small poems, posted as they come.

November 2026

what life shall we live
one of despair, one of hope
make your decision

hollow is the soul
who never gets nourished well
easy to forget

wisdom’s not knowledge
maybe that’s why I keep on
making these mistakes

winter winds don’t drift
they howl, they wail, they moan on
they’re the harbingers

the river runs through
this parched, forsaken country
this is the lifeblood

wish upon a star
they said, as if that would help
only works in dreams

leaves drift on the wind
brief, ephemeral warnings
things don’t last, that’s fine

if someone would laugh
just to break this long silence
that’s all i’m asking

she swears she'll be fine
what does someone do with that
the sky is falling

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