This comes from an upcoming nonsense poetry book, and it's one in a section of 14 poems that all deal with violence and war.

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You can also check out my Medium page to see updates about self-publishing with Friesen Press. Here's the link for the first part in the series:

Making Sense From Nonsense

Haikus are meant to be small transient moments in time. Funny how these moments can combine to produce something major.

The following is a collection of 9 haikus meant to be read as one long piece.

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The Haikopalypse

This poetic form is called a "villainelle"; probably one of the most famous examples is Dylan Thomas' "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night".

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You Can Choose Your Dream, But They Will Choose Your Nightmare

We are truly living in historic times. Events since 2016 (Brexit, Trump, COVID19 policies, Ukraine war, Israeli genocide in Gaza) have completely exposed the hypocrisy of the West.

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I was looking for a word that rhymed with "Banality", and I thought "Chirality" worked well. An example of chirality is your two hands: they are mirror images of each other, but they can't be superimposed upon each other exactly.

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