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William Hazel Writes


Sipping Red
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WILLIAM HAZEL
Apr 191 min read
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January Journal
the January cold slow shows my scars from the road from the night everything changed across my chest and mid and my neck sometimes goes...
WILLIAM HAZEL
Jan 252 min read
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The Calendar Turning
on the brink of the calendar turning the hourglass upside down for sands burying  the sky is more gray than blue the ground more brown...
WILLIAM HAZEL
Dec 7, 20241 min read
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This Italian Night
sparrows remain unseen though their voices surround through the lemon trees and the olive tops, the lollipop pines bees on gardenias...
WILLIAM HAZEL
Jun 15, 20241 min read
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What I Want for Christmas
she asks me what I want for Christmas in the laundry sorting clothes while a summer straight down rain begins raging warm daring December...
WILLIAM HAZEL
Dec 10, 20231 min read
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At the Speed of Summer
Where did the summer go everyone keeps asking pointing their phones at their faces hump days and Friday eves across the called ways of...
WILLIAM HAZEL
Sep 2, 20232 min read
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Sipping Red
I chose the last Sunday of each month to share a haiku practice on my IG stories through the fall and winter months. Sipping red in bed,...
WILLIAM HAZEL
May 18, 20231 min read
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Valentine Haiku
For My Love old souls travel true carrying needs mere and love at hope we begin dare explorations intuitive directions guidebook left...
WILLIAM HAZEL
Feb 13, 20231 min read
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Bitter Black Dawn
A winter week's poems, inspired by the day. And coffee. bitter black dawn arabica sips slow Monday hands the shovel wondering where a...
WILLIAM HAZEL
Feb 8, 20231 min read
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November Haiku
and other fallen leaves strewn Like my thoughts, my kitchen counter, my poetry felt scattered, windblown against fence bottoms. They...
WILLIAM HAZEL
Nov 30, 20222 min read
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October Haikus - Daily haiku by the numbers
A daily haiku practice through the month of October. The date being the prompt word for each day's entry. cedarwood incense first eve...
WILLIAM HAZEL
Oct 31, 20222 min read
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