The Infinite Haiku
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lost but she knows love
living out her life alone
acceptance comes first
living out her life alone
acceptance comes first
"Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken."
~ Oscar Wilde
~ Oscar Wilde
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acceptance comes firstlizzytysh wrote:lost but she knows love
living out her life alone
acceptance comes first
rejection comes quite soon after
mutual orgasms
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Whoops, Marisha ~ at least in the way I'm saying them... the middle one for sure; your middle line is 8 and your last line is 6. Very interesting continuation and development on the line, regardless
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We may need the Grecian Man, originator of the thread, to clarify on the syllables... visual, literal, or spoken.

We may need the Grecian Man, originator of the thread, to clarify on the syllables... visual, literal, or spoken.
"Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken."
~ Oscar Wilde
~ Oscar Wilde
Re: The Infinite Haiku
lizzytysh wrote:Whoops, Marisha ~ at least in the way I'm saying them... the middle one for sure; your middle line is 8 and your last line is 6. Very interesting continuation and development on the line, regardless.
We may need the Grecian Man, originator of the thread, to clarify on the syllables... visual, literal, or spoken.
thanks, I can't count!
here it is, with only 7 in the middle line (the "quite" was a filler I never needed!), and 5 in my count for the last but with very proper pronunciation I cna understand why you said it was 6. I am saying it as "muooo tchall"
acceptance comes first
rejection comes soon after
mutual orgasms
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mutual orgasms
all so individual
counting no import
all so individual
counting no import
"Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken."
~ Oscar Wilde
~ Oscar Wilde
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counting no import
victory over hatred
lets talk about love
victory over hatred
lets talk about love
We’ve all come to
This moment
To find out
Who we are.
Painted colors
Scribed words
Sweetly found.
~Gully~
This moment
To find out
Who we are.
Painted colors
Scribed words
Sweetly found.
~Gully~
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Let's talk about love-
in-a-mist, love-lies-bleeding:
a gardener dreams
in-a-mist, love-lies-bleeding:
a gardener dreams
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This paraphrase popped into my head while I was showering--I thought of changing the last post but people may have already seen it so I'll offer this alternative (apologies to the master):
let's talk about love
not chains we cannot untie
eyes soft with sorrow
let's talk about love
not chains we cannot untie
eyes soft with sorrow
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I'll see what's behind door # 1:
after rooting out weeds: a
red geranium
a gardener dreamsanneporter wrote:Let's talk about love-
in-a-mist, love-lies-bleeding:
a gardener dreams
after rooting out weeds: a
red geranium
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red geranium
read a book as well, some leaves
in common, bye bye
read a book as well, some leaves
in common, bye bye
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in common:"Bye-bye!"
baby delights in waving;
her neighbour waves back.
baby delights in waving;
her neighbour waves back.
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anneporter wrote:in common:"Bye-bye!"
baby delights in waving;
her neighbour waves back.
her neigbour waves back
to the lifeguard but still drowns
next door now empty
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next door now empty
time now for some endless love
house is full again
time now for some endless love
house is full again
We’ve all come to
This moment
To find out
Who we are.
Painted colors
Scribed words
Sweetly found.
~Gully~
This moment
To find out
Who we are.
Painted colors
Scribed words
Sweetly found.
~Gully~
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house is full again
children rush out with treasure:
bright plastic flowers!
children rush out with treasure:
bright plastic flowers!
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anneporter wrote:house is full again
children rush out with treasure:
bright plastic flowers!
bright plastic flowers
dull taste in décor, I prefer
bright plastic surgeons
Ps I am married to one, so I had to say that or he would change my nose in the middle of the night, without my consent!