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Nov 03, 2011 06:16AM
Sheer laziness and lack of discipline are keeping me from writing anything good. I wish I could blame it on insomnia or my wife!
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All quite excellent, M. And I might even remember at least one of them. But which one?I read a line once
that hadn't been written yet.
It lives forever.
Thank you, Guy! (I think.)I can’t say just why, but I have a feeling Alex is going to give some man a very difficult time.
ahahaha XD wow Hanzle must be very very complex XDI must decipher
This message, or a thousand
Troops die in combat
*welcome....i can't come up with anything after that lol....uh this is gonna suckThe cup of Folger's
Was nice and sweet, and better
Tasting with soldiers
XD
I just got some nice news! Three Haiku that this game helped me to create have been accepted for publication next month in the on-line Haiku poetry web page Small Stones. Nice smile! And thanks WSS haiku-ers for the inspiration.With his eyeless eyes
Grim remains blithe to the who,
regardless how wise.
Thanks, Jessica.Fiona @ Small Stones is looking for new Haiku. See her site, a handful of stones for more details — and some nice, and unconventional, Haiku.
I know that all here write well enough to also get published.
Hey, guys, do you mind if I compile our poems about Grim? I'll give credit to everyone who contributed a haiku.
Thanks M! That one was a surprisingly difficult birth.But I admire how high you have set the bar! I am still busy fitting in time to write the interweaved rhymers while trying to keep up.
I hadn't a clue
of what a Haiku could do.
Now, what about you?
We had no worries,but listened to tales after
Gramps turned down the lights:
outlandish stories
of pirates’ sails, armored knights,
and Martha’s red nails.
Hey, that's okay Al. We've all been there and done that. And all the best to you and the others stuck in the middle of the beginning of the end of terms.I long to belong
to her hand, her long fingers'
grace to understand.
Time in them lingers
a quiet space, held along
her high cheekbone's grace.
With her arm in hand,
fingers still, I touch her face
my breath slows to nil.
Kat, these have come out in a surprising coherent and interesting poem. Thanks for compiling them!.guy
Kat, you’ve made a wonderful collage of these random verses! How in the world did you come up with the idea for it?Her breath slows to nil.
I search her purse for a ni-
troglycerine pill.
Al, yes, I think we are pretty good at this Haiku writing thing. Hope you're catching up on the z-z-z-s. And yes, nitroglycerine is related to dynamite. My grandfather took it to help his angina.I fumble the pill,
tiny nitroglycerine,
for her heart restart.
She writhed and kicked himin the head, and it might not
have been quite so bad
but for the abscessed
tooth he had and a lip that
grew swollen and bled.
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