Dear Gentle Reader,A haiku I offered via a comment has migrated to a posting...
I am chuffed!
Tschuess,
Chris
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- Kowloon, Hong Kong
- A vaguely impertinent, marginally literate, highly egocentric scribe (your Humble Scribe, Chris) with only a wife (your Heroine, Regina) and a cat (your Hero, Pommes)to keep him from careening pell-mell onto a social version of the Index Librorum Prohibitorum.
8 comments:
Hi - thanks for visiting!
Am just off to Raph's site to try and locate your haiku. Like your blog a lot and think that cat is pretty clever taking the photograph - so shall put you (and the cat) on my blog list. Call again!
That Haiku was brilliant! Very visual.
That's a fun haiku.
I love the self-sorting nature of this chaotic blogger universe. Great stuff.
I've been looking at the photograph to see the connection, Sepiru Chris - maybe some hidden microflorets? I notice there are small mops for sale - yes! To de-floret our kitchen walls after thwacking!
Hey, thanks for the props and stuff. Always nice to gain a fan of my scribblings.
Love the haiku. An under-appreciated art form.
Congrats, Scribe!! Aloha-
Weaver of Grass,
The pleasure was mine. If you come back, use the 'poetry' label to find the page Raph was talking about.
Bindu,
Thanks Bindu. Though, like Newton, I stood of the shoulders of giants.
["If I have been able to see further than others, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants." Sir Isaac Newton (1643-1727)]
To get what I mean, you have to read the posting I have linked to, and I know you have.
[Raph would like Newton because he was a polymath who was phenomenal at time management, like Raph, and he also created the first practical reflecting telescope, which makes it easier for Raph to see us and vice versa.]
SandyCarlson,
I couldn't have put it better myself. You have quite a way with words, Sandy!
Raph,
I thought he looked as chuffed as I felt. (Which is why that is written in the hidden title of the picture--apply mouse to discover; its an ancient druidical earth talent...)
And you are so correct, I thought those mops might be handy after Littl' Nicky starts work on creating his Floret frescos in the kitchen. I just did not want to say it out loud.
ThomG,
Fine work ought to attract praise in a reasonable universe. One day I will screw up my courage to attempt something like your flash fiction. But not yet. I like prolixty still.
Cloudia,
Mahalo!
Tschuess all,
Chris
I do love that photo!!! and I enjoyed this haiku _very_ much.
SO, here is mine, written to a friend who was a lovely mixture of Chinese/Japanese and was Jewish, to boot.
Wing Wu Li,
Friends, you me.
Occidental, Oriental.
Shalom! Hai.
Anyway. That's it from the Western Hemisphere tonight, 6 Feb.
Love to Pommes.
Candace
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