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EXCHANGE LINKS: HAIKU offers a free link exchange program. If you wish to participate, please create an active link to HAIKU from your website. Send us an email with "Link Exchange Request" in the subject heading. Be sure to include the page that contains your active link to HAIKU, and describe the focus of your website. You will receive a response within 48 hours. If your website is accepted, your link will be added without delay.

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A sandpiper walks

stepping to his own music

choosing not to fly.

sandwich cut in fours

buzzing on the patio

hungry warriors.

Enjoying the day

running through the property

like our own kingdom.

wood dry and brittle

now leaning with rusted nails

our old hide away

Wrtiting....what a release!

PLEASE NOTE: When you create an active link on your site to HAIKU from your website, please be sure to refer to our site as "HAIKU". Since HAIKU shares the same name as "haiku" poetry, it is important to maintain our name in all capital letters so as to communicate this distinction. Here is an example of a perfectly phrased and well structured link:

•“HAIKU - A new directory of haiku, poetry, literature, books and more…” - Thanks to Latoya Sue, a visitor to this site, for recommending this link. HAIKU is a directory site with a focus on poetry and literature. The site has a very large and diverse list of links ranging in topic from haiku(of course), poetry and reading and writing in general to finance and news in India. One could definitely spend some time browsing on this site. Along with being a directory, the site also allows for posting content and creating your own personal page hosted on the site.
                                                                          - Jim Spaulding