isn't the halloween over, John? btw, you have Halloween in Edinburgh??
see a new one soon
wishes!!
i see my name among your list...but i never wrote a haiku except an occasional try..
but i was almost regular here to see how one could use the least words in a line of poetry -- but when i wrote it was like a spontaneous overflow of uncontrolled emotions...would you like to read and let me have a comment John....the one at Soc-Pol was already done by my master...so i just put it there..:-)
i just wanted an opinion as to whether i got some future in any form of poetry....
I like your haikus, I added your link to my blog. Thanks.
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ReplyDeletebut the halloween lost all unkempt hair this autumn..
but, something very funny and a bit odd about this, John..
wishes!
devika
haircut
ReplyDeletethe barbers' Italian
over my head
Nice, John.
just right for the occasion :)
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ReplyDeleteisn't the halloween over, John?
ReplyDeletebtw, you have Halloween in Edinburgh??
see a new one soon
wishes!!
i see my name among your list...but i never wrote a haiku except an occasional try..
but i was almost regular here to see how one could use the least words in a line of poetry -- but when i wrote it was like a spontaneous overflow of uncontrolled emotions...would you like to read and let me have a comment John....the one at Soc-Pol was already done by my master...so i just put it there..:-)
i just wanted an opinion as to whether i got some future in any form of poetry....
hope you would read some time..
wishes!
devika
a story after the Finnish Civil war 1917: A barber was ready to shave a man, first the barber asked: Which side you were involved in?
ReplyDeleteFun. Hard to spot new things on these occasions where everything feels observed over and over.
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