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| Haiku
For those who forgot your 8th-grade English, Haiku is a form
of Japanese poetry, defined by it's structure of seventeen
syllables, usually having something to do with the seasons
or weather, and in the format:
I don't claim to be good - just claim to have written
what follows:
Many words are said
Some even merit saying
Some said even bloom...
He lurks but comments
Truth is what you make of it
Shared but lurking still
But one comment stands
Truth is what you make of it
Others may differ
Flames taken not meant
How to ignore what isn't
Can snowflakes unmelt
There are times when it
Doing nothing in itself
Is the best reward... |
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