hai·ku
Pronunciation: 'hI-(")kü
Function: noun
Etymology: Japanese
: an unrhymed verse form of Japanese origin having three lines containing usually 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively
I know this may not mean anything coming from a complete stranger posting out of nowhere on your blog but i rather like your haikus. oh and i found this blog from and intrest search Anne Rice rocks
practice, practice, practice...i may have some manuals you could consult to assure maximum effectivness of your practice sessions...
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*spank*
I know this may not mean anything coming from a complete stranger posting out of nowhere on your blog but i rather like your haikus.
ReplyDeleteoh and i found this blog from and intrest search Anne Rice rocks
Linked Haiku and Cinquain
ReplyDeleteBlowing leaf dances
skillfully eluding me
I rake patiently.
We're holding hands
The campfire is burning.
No one is speaking.
Distant
We resonate
Over many miles
She smiles as she's reading this,
Knowing.
sorry, milady
ReplyDeletebut I so enjoy the punishments
and Rick... brava!
orso,
ReplyDeletethanks so much for stopping by. And thanks for the kind words regarding my haiku, and Yes...Anne Rice does indeed ROCK!
I hope you hang around.