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I've been very interested in following the election this year - I stayed up almost all night. The lock-out was dreadful: they need to change the rules so that can never happen.
I wouldn't enjoy being locked out no matter rain or shine. This has been the week for elections. Nerve racking.
Cloudy election -
thresholds are locked to the truth-
the sky and minds, wet.
How true, Dave!
Great Kaiku!
Does the rain in this poem symbolize something or is it just rain?
fascinating to a colonial!
Aloha from Hawaii
Comfort Spiral
Us Yanks usually don't pay all that much attention to "other" elections, but this time...fun haiku!
Reform seems to be the watchword of the times.
The perfect storm?
All
Some good replies - and questions, none of which I can answer. Does the rain stand for something else?
It must do, I guess!
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