Leo: lol, that is some title there!
To be honest I don’t get Haiku’s. For a long time I didn’t even know what they are, I thought some kind of a math problem.
Then I did some research and gave it a try. But nope, I don’t get it.
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I don’t get haiku
Said Alex H. honestly.
This is a math poem.
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Alex:
It’s just seventeen
syllables in three lines of
five, seven and five.
But, seriously,
it’s good to look at life through
just three little lines.
The traditional
haiku mentions something sea-
sonal in line one.
I hope you get well
soon and keep taking the pills.
Your typers need you.
Tyler Knott used to type a Haiku a day and post it to his blog. He also published some books of Haiku. However, I don’t know what happened to his blog or him. He seems to have disappeared about a year or two ago.
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Alex H: Get well soon!
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Alex, Actually, haiku is a quadratic equation in disguise using words, a reference to nature and the seasons, zen and your ‘ordinary mind.’
Leo: lol, that is some title there!
To be honest I don’t get Haiku’s. For a long time I didn’t even know what they are, I thought some kind of a math problem.
Then I did some research and gave it a try. But nope, I don’t get it.
I don’t get haiku
Said Alex H. honestly.
This is a math poem.
Alex:
It’s just seventeen
syllables in three lines of
five, seven and five.
But, seriously,
it’s good to look at life through
just three little lines.
The traditional
haiku mentions something sea-
sonal in line one.
I hope you get well
soon and keep taking the pills.
Your typers need you.
Speaking of haiku, here’s a podcast:
Literary Hub: On Matsuo BashÅ, Haiku’s Greatest Master
https://lithub.com/on-matsuo-basho-haikus-greatest-master/
Tyler Knott used to type a Haiku a day and post it to his blog. He also published some books of Haiku. However, I don’t know what happened to his blog or him. He seems to have disappeared about a year or two ago.
Alex H: Get well soon!
Alex, Actually, haiku is a quadratic equation in disguise using words, a reference to nature and the seasons, zen and your ‘ordinary mind.’