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Haiku Series, #2

By Dr. Andrew Joseph Pegoda on April 11, 2015

Photo taken by Andrew Joseph Pegoda, March 15, 2015, Bay City, Texas

Below sky and trees
Rest unknowable hopes, fears
Lost always, life lives

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