Bumpo
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- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Hot Cross Haiku serves tasty and thoughtful haiku by Ian Row and authors from around the world. Baked daily in Melbourne, Australia, these haiku are best served warm and buttered. Or if you like, have them a day later, sliced in half, toasted and spread with jam. Now available at a location near you, Hot Cross Haiku welcomes contributions and comments from everyone. Submit a haiku!. Live your moment by writing a Spot Haiku (when you're given 30 mins to pen a haiku or two) or try the Speed Round (when you have 5 mins to mark your mark) if you like living a little closer to the edge. Put me on the mailing list!. So come on in. Make yourself comfortable. PS. Have you joined the Hot Cross Haiku Facebook group?
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