I am just tired, tired, tired. So I will steal a poem from Son and let that be my post for the day.
awestruck like a dog
foresty blackness blinding
sunlight coming
He's been studying haiku and he wrote three or four yesterday. But I like that. Sunlight coming. It's gots too, right?
Originally the first line was awestruck like a monkey, which had too many syllables. Too bad, because I wanted to see where that was going.
Today, I am thankful for Son and his inspiring creativity.
On Reading, Writing, Teaching, Mothering, Eating, and Cooking, not necessarily in that order
Showing posts with label haiku. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 04, 2008
In Which I Plaigiarize From Son
Labels:
creativity,
haiku,
inspiration,
poetry,
Son,
stealing,
tired
Friday, April 04, 2008
Haiku for Two (slow) Days
I didn't write a poem yesterday. But I did make a killer slide for my presentation (thanks to a good suggestion from Lisa B. who is shaming me in the poetry writing department).
But in any case, I'll put two haiku on here so that technically I am not behind, though usually I don't write haiku and I don't think that they really count.
Haiku for Middlebrow's Defense
Oh tall man, talking
mechanisms of realism, so smart
want to watch TV?
Haiku for first long run of the season
is everything always uphill?
running towards mountains, sun
metaphor for life
I know they're no American Idol sestina. But maybe I'll start a series of formal poems on TV shows I like. I can't wait to write about Old Christine!
But in any case, I'll put two haiku on here so that technically I am not behind, though usually I don't write haiku and I don't think that they really count.
Haiku for Middlebrow's Defense
Oh tall man, talking
mechanisms of realism, so smart
want to watch TV?
Haiku for first long run of the season
is everything always uphill?
running towards mountains, sun
metaphor for life
I know they're no American Idol sestina. But maybe I'll start a series of formal poems on TV shows I like. I can't wait to write about Old Christine!
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