Haiku written in a Covid Lockdown

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Looking through my files to find something brief to test-print on my new printer, which is giving me trouble, I found these haiku, which must have been written on a winter day in the middle of a lockdown. They could make a sequence, so I thought I would share them. I used ‘tailfurs’ because blogging cats always have ‘furs’ rather than ‘fur’. Which makes more sense, really.

my dreaming cat
his tailfurs twitching
his nose


winter Saturday
rainforest sounds
by Alexa


two parrots
on Google search window
chatting


the short
and the long of it
Covid day


a faint hum
through double glazing
red car parking

Lynette Arden

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Hi! My name is Lynette Arden. I’m a writer, poet and artist. In this website you will find details of my books and artwork, including murals I designed for two libraries and Adelaide Zoo. I also run a cat blog for my Russian Blue and a fish blog for my pond fish. I am now working on a speculative fiction novel set in a climate changed future Australia.