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Writer’s Corner: Weekly Haikus No. 1

Paulomi Mukherjee by : Paulomi Mukherjee

The Writer’s Corner features poetry, essays, short stories, satire and various fiction and non-fiction from SCAD Atlanta students. 

This quarter we are starting a weekly haiku series. Haiku is a type of Japanese poetry with 17 syllables separated into 3 lines with each line having 5, 7 and 5 syllables respectively. It speaks a lot in the fewest possible words.

To submit your own work for the Writer’s Corner, email features@scadconnector.com.

Weekly Haikus No. 1 by Anya Haber

 

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Elderly couple
Interlocking hands, night stroll
Bury bloody knife

 

Factory Farm

Melancholy calf
Unrequited love for fields
He will never see

 

Birthday

Clock groans, midnight ticks
Celebration in the air
Me? Sorrow, despair

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Paulomi Mukherjee

Paulomi Mukherjee
Hi! I'm an Animation student at the Savannah College of Art and Design. I write for the SCAD Connector as features editor! Writing, like drawing has always been a passion of mine. It helps me vocalise things that are otherwise harder to say or share. Feel free to reach out to me through Facebook or Email if there is something you want to share or think needs to be said on The SCAD Connector!

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