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early sunbeams
tracing sand on potatoe curves
-hole in the sack
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scent of strawberries
difficult to pass by
little palm with a coin
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loud bargaining
through the colourful haze
-spice seller’ s stall
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frozen
in empty market stall
few scales of carp
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Haiku inspired (mostly) by my walks in and around Eastbourne
Ese' s Voice 
I thought the first would be my favorite, but then I read the second. It was my favorite until I read the third, and the third until I read the fourth. How can I choose when they are all so beautifully written?
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You made me smile 🙂 – thank you very much for those kind words!
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Ese; i like the last one best; mine is also a fish haiku today
much love…
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Hehee, we have gone a touch fishy today then 🙂 Thank you, Gillena!
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Wonderful series Ese …. i can understand that it’s impossible to choose a favorite.
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Thank you, Kristjaan – when I started, couldn’t stop 🙂 Probably because I like the atmosphere in the markets – more…raw than in glanced shops, much more alive…
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Quite a wonderful series. Love the colourful haze.
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Each haiku paint a little story in the bustling market place.. Lovely.
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Thank you, Björn! I got entangled in quite a few of those vivid moments. 🙂
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