Never Goodbye

A Haiku to Remind Myself Ill See her Again

By Nikki Torino WagnerPublished 6 months ago • 1 min read

Photo by Manoj Balotia on Unsplash

As the last of green

turns, I whisper, while it falls

"see you later love."

Family Gratitude Haiku heartbreak nature poetry sad poetry

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Nikki Torino Wagner

I know stories. After getting suspended for peddling my own magazine in grade school, I started contributing to the local paper’s weekly column. In college, I co-edited our newspaper and literary magazine, which won several awards.

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