Closure
Fog.
You again.
Fog again.
A word is worth a thousand pictures. Is it possible to write a haiku in one word? I don’t know, but I am sure you can write one with no words.
Mike Stone
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Fog.
You again.
Fog again.
A word is worth a thousand pictures. Is it possible to write a haiku in one word? I don’t know, but I am sure you can write one with no words.
Three short lines, and almost nothing in them, which is exactly the point. The speaker names fog, then addresses a person, "You again," then names fog once more. The word "again" appears twice, so we understand that both the weather and this person keep coming back.
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