a buddha dies
a fawn is born
his resurrection
(5/21/18 ms)
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a buddha dies
a fawn is born
his resurrection
(5/21/18 ms)
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Tales from the mouth of a wolf
a collection of words about my average, bog-standard life accompanied by some sub-par illustrations that depict selected moments in said life
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For those words are you and those words are yours. I am those words and you are mine. © Splendiferous Simplicity
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One Poet's Writing Practice
My thousand lines..
Linda J. Wolff is a writer and the editor of Wolff Poetry, a modern online poetry journal.
..... Just ....... Haiku .....
Non-factional opinion, fiction, poetry and occasional humour
A technical comment/question, Juice: love the A-lignment…though without the final “a” each line counts four beats – or was that of lesser (or?) consequence. I find myself often (enough) with such or similar quandaries. Wax on, Wax off? Heard the newest Kkid movie less than the first two.
My contribution to the world or asteroid of free style haiku. The much revered Basho was no stickler for syllable counts.
Good to know. Now I can lop off a few offending fingers – nope: it’s the toes I use for counting during our rainy season. Eschew shoes in lieu of sturdy(ish) beach-flops which are saner since we have had four inches the past two days (at least!) and the tropical wave still has days to go before I can bask like a tired gator along the banks of Maple River (Avenue).