Peace Crane, an Haiku

Annie Hintsala on Mar 16, 2011

Tags: 1000 paper cranes, folding paper cranes for children's peace monument, Hiroshima, Japan, one-thousand paper cranes, paper crane

My class and I send 1000 paper cranes to the Hiroshima Peace Monument every other year. We were going to send them to Japan in a few weeks, but might be delayed now, indefinitely because of the earthquake. So, I am sending an haiku instead, for Japan.

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Paper cranes, flying.

Bright paper squares folded tight.

Small wishes for peace.

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Other stuff by me:

http://authspot.com/poetry/my-artists-hand-haiku/

http://authspot.com/poetry/summer-rain-haiku/

http://quazen.com/recreation/crafts/how-to-make-a-paper-crane/

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Kosmin on Mar 16, 2011
Nice! I like this Haiku and it’s good to see that people are doing their best to help the people who were affected by this awful disaster. Japanese people need all the help they can get both moral and material.
Val Mills on Mar 16, 2011
Nice one. I always read my class the story of Sadako and the Thousand Cranes.
Mark Gordon Brown on Mar 16, 2011
this is really good Annie
sampoerna88 on Mar 17, 2011
so cute.. hehe..
CHIPMUNK on Mar 17, 2011
good one
knowledgesupport on Mar 18, 2011
great staff

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