Slog, slog – what burden
life can be. Irritatingly
same. Insane, sane, no end.
Written in response to Felicity’s first attempts at haiku at The Confessions of a Philosophy Junkie and, in particular, her teacher’s advice that “haikus should use lighter words.” I tend to feel free to use whatever words I please in precisely or inexactly counted haikus or whatevers, getting some mild anarchy* out of being careless about rules.
*an uplifting IDGAFF feeling
– James Steerforth ( © 2008 )
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Love the haiku.
I’ve felt that way plenty of times. So I can relate.
Thank you so much for your encouragement.
I was thinking about quitting haiku writing because all the rules made me feel sort of stifled.
Your reassurance was VERY helpful in getting over that.
Love the haiku.
I’ve felt that way plenty of times. So I can relate.
Thank you so much for your encouragement.
I was thinking about quitting haiku writing because all the rules made me feel sort of stifled.
Your reassurance was VERY helpful in getting over that.