Neighborhood Haiku 2019 - Honolulu Civil Beat

From Nov. 2 to Nov. 22, 2019, we asked our readers to submit a poem about their neighborhood using their ZIP code. Each number of the zip code represents the amount of syllables in that line. Here are the winners.

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Neighborhood Haiku 2019

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Neighborhood Haiku 2019 - Honolulu Civil Beat

Solving Honolulu’s Bike Commute, One Sketchy Intersection At A Time

Honolulu’s Lawsuit Against Big Oil Over Sea Level Rise Just Got A Boost From The Supreme Court

Food And Farming Advocates Look To State Budget After Mixed Results This Session

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