Thanks tat and bigshoulders. I often read and write haiku (or senryu, which is technically what this one is) when doing laundry, a chore I took over when I retired from fulltime teaching a few years ago. Now I'm completely retired, which inspired a tanka I'm about to post.
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another nice one!
i love how the everyday chores / events take on new meaning with the power of seventeen syllables.
another gem, bill.
b.s.
Thanks tat and bigshoulders. I often read and write haiku (or senryu, which is technically what this one is) when doing laundry, a chore I took over when I retired from fulltime teaching a few years ago. Now I'm completely retired, which inspired a tanka I'm about to post.
loved this image - and its echoes
Thanks floots. This is the direct result of writing haiku/senryu in the laundry room.
takes more than soap powder to deter-a-gent (sorry) :)
Thanks, Marco. Glad it worked for you.
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