Poetry from lips
Whispering against my skin
Time to be released
*Inspired by the lovely haiku, Transition from haiku-ist and photographer, Scooj of Natural Adventures.
(Remarkable painting is by the amazing Susan Avishai)
Poetry from lips
Whispering against my skin
Time to be released
*Inspired by the lovely haiku, Transition from haiku-ist and photographer, Scooj of Natural Adventures.
(Remarkable painting is by the amazing Susan Avishai)
Thank you indeed, my goodness. The prude in me says time to button up.
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Lmao! Ah, but with such a fine beak such as yours, you can do some remarkable things, I’m sure ⤠Thanks for being my muse today, dear friend!
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The pleasure is all mine.
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How long have you been writing haikus for? I don’t think I ever written one. I remember having to write a haiku during English class (many years ago), but I didn’t feel like doing the assignment.
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July 2015 The Chair; my first haiku. Always kept a poetry journal but never tried to write a haiku before I started blogging in June. You should try one now. Maybe you’ll enjoy it since your teacher isn’t forcing you!
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Your use of the semicolon makes me jealous — I’m too stupid to know how to use it…that’s why I use the dash. Don’t tell anyone.
Truth be told: I was once a poet. I have a back-log of drafts, and some of them are old poems, but I never published them.
I’ll try writing a haiku and credit you as the inspiration.
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I can see you as a poet; a cussing one? Lol š Excited to read your haiku although I’m not sure whether to be flattered or scared!
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Don’t worry! You can be flattered and scared. I won’t mind.
I finished the haiku, so I’ll post it on Monday and link to your blog — that way you know when it’s published…assuming you’ll get the notification.
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Weird. I thought I followed your blog awhile ago! Okay, I’m now a FlyTM follower….hope you’ll be a PoetR follower, too…..just in case I plot a revenge and write a haiku inspired by you š
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I may have an explanation:
1. I think the email subscription is separate from the WordPress follow.
2. I think WordPress caps the number of blogs you can follow. If you follow too many — WordPress will automatically and randomly unsubscribe you from previous followed blogs.
In the past — I followed blogs — then discovered I somehow unfollowed them a few moments later. WordPress works in mysterious ways.
A haiku inspired by me? Shucks! I think I’m blushing!…again.
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That sucks! I had no idea that happens with WP followers. Thanks for letting me know.
Lmao! I may write a haiku inspired by you….I really never plan on getting inspired by anything or anyone specifically; just happens. I don’t want you disappointed if it doesn’t happen right away.
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Not many people know the dark secrets swirling around WordPress. I have a few other suspicions, but I may just be paranoid. Time will tell.
You can scribble a few lines down and just say it was inspired by me. I’ll never know the difference, nor will my feelings take a beating. Because I don’t have any.
…But I am very impatient…so, like, I want the poem right now! Understand? Haha just kidding!
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Well, Katrina From Calliope Writing and I are patiently awaiting your haiku, and what a meanie you are to make us wait until Monday (whatever)!
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That’s what I like to read! I loooooove making people wait.
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Am I the only one dying to read FlyTrapMan’s haiku??
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Hey, don’t you have a post on semicolons? I could use a rehash myself on proper use and Fly and others may benefit to read it.
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Alas, I do not. I also need a good semicolon usage refresh. Maybe you’ll see a semicolon post tomorrow…just maybe.
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Wow! That would be so awesome Katrina!! ā¤
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We’ll see–let me see how much work I get done. Then I can do the fun stuff.
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Sorry, kids! Looks like the semicolon will have to wait until tomorrow. ; forever.
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Very nice use of words. You said what was needed.
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Thank you John! I love your work, so your compliment is much appreciated! xo
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You are welcome and I enjoy your work also.
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Good one
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