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                      The Leaf

                      Published by Sue Cook at December 10, 2022
                      Categories
                      • Poetry
                      Tags
                      • Autumn haiku
                      • haiku
                      • leaf haiku
                      • nature haiku
                      wreath of leaves

                      Image created onCanva

                      I saw the leaf fall
                      The color was mind blowing
                      Do you think it knew


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                      Sue Cook lives in Freeport, Illinois with her husband Randy and two dogs. Her passions include assistance dogs, rescue dogs, music, acting, theater, poetry, and Doctor Who. She’s been in both film and theater and is a regular cast member of the podcast Doctor Who’s Line is it….Anyway? Sue is an advocate for the use of Service Dogs to assist their disabled handlers to maintain their independence. Quigley’s Quest, her first children’s book, addresses how a dog becomes a Service Dog.

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