Don't know why either. Being so concise is hard, Forces you to think.
Don't check my blog, nothing on it - just opened it today, so I could reply to this. Have enjoyed your posts, Velvet, since Kim posted your link. Having fun getting to know the world of blogdom. Don't feel confident enough to post, yet - I'm not THAT kind of artist!
Sandy UK: You made me google Basho. Never heard of him before now, but I see he didn't have to follow such a rigid rule.
4th Sister, Carmon and Duly Inspired: Thankyou. Thankyouverymuch. (And Carmon, thanks for checking in so I wouldn't worry about your absence. It's not as if you're all alone in the desert and attempting to sit on the back of an unbroken horse or anything.)
Rebekah: There's nothing so bad that Diet Coke and Domino's won't help.
Sunflower and Priss: Very impressive! You're fun to play with. (Welcome, Sunflower, nice to meet you.)
Schremgems: Syllable-wise, your comment is a haiku, too. Was that intentional or just a co-inky-dink?
Kybeadmaker: Very nice to hear from you. I've put a lot of people to sleep just by talking to them, so if you'll send me your phone number, I'll just call you at bedtime next time I have to miss, okay? (Love your watercolor beads!)
My Laura had to write this in elem. school. I have a poem some where that she wrote (Haiku). It was very good. But I agree with you, too much emphasis placed the numbers. I like our "free" verse!
There once was a gal named Velvet Who said it like she felt it! Her poems did rhyme And her syllables did shine, To Haiku--she said "shelve it".
Your comments might be the very best thing about blogging. I love it when you care enough to share your thoughts here, so go ahead and say what's on your mind.
Just another rule.
ReplyDeleteUmmmm...it's a joke (although obviously not a good one). ;-) Did you count my syllables?
ReplyDeleteI could never get Haiku right anyway :)
ReplyDeleteLove Basho thoughSandy
That was good....
ReplyDeleteI got it! ;) Thought it was clever too.
ReplyDeleteLest you worry again, I'm leaving in the morning for an art show in Colorado, back Monday!
Carmon
OH, I see!! Wouldn't you love to hand that into a teacher in class!
ReplyDeleteDon't know why either.
ReplyDeleteBeing so concise is hard,
Forces you to think.
Don't check my blog, nothing on it - just opened it today, so I could reply to this. Have enjoyed your posts, Velvet, since Kim posted your link. Having fun getting to know the world of blogdom. Don't feel confident enough to post, yet - I'm not THAT kind of artist!
Sandy UK: You made me google Basho. Never heard of him before now, but I see he didn't have to follow such a rigid rule.
ReplyDelete4th Sister, Carmon and Duly Inspired: Thankyou. Thankyouverymuch. (And Carmon, thanks for checking in so I wouldn't worry about your absence. It's not as if you're all alone in the desert and attempting to sit on the back of an unbroken horse or anything.)
Rebekah: There's nothing so bad that Diet Coke and Domino's won't help.
Sunflower and Priss: Very impressive! You're fun to play with. (Welcome, Sunflower, nice to meet you.)
Schremgems: Syllable-wise, your comment is a haiku, too. Was that intentional or just a co-inky-dink?
Kybeadmaker: Very nice to hear from you. I've put a lot of people to sleep just by talking to them, so if you'll send me your phone number, I'll just call you at bedtime next time I have to miss, okay? (Love your watercolor beads!)
Uhhhhhhhh...it was? It wasn't meant to be Haiku, it just turned out that way.
ReplyDeleteMy Laura had to write this in elem. school. I have a poem some
ReplyDeletewhere that she wrote (Haiku). It was very good. But I agree with you, too much emphasis placed the numbers. I like our "free" verse!
There once was a gal named Velvet
Who said it like she felt it!
Her poems did rhyme
And her syllables did shine,
To Haiku--she said "shelve it".
Way to go, Sweet Sister! ROFL! A good limerick is more my style any day.
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