art
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trying to see
what they're told
(First published in Simply Haiku)
posted by Bill | 8:15 AM
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11 Comments:
It's very clever I had to think about it, well done!
made me smile, then made me think... which means it's very very good
oh yes, so true...
I think I would prefer it, and, perhaps, identify more strongly with the poem/poet if you'd written "we're". Did you consider that?
Congrats on publication in SH...it's an outstanding journal.
After numerous (I won't tell how many)readings I got it! I often wonder if the artist painted what they interpret.
The charm of haiku: You see what you see as you read; you, are your 'tour guide' through this art.
_m
Right! Good one.
true bill
john
Good one. I prefer all art to be a joint interpretation between the creator and the audience. Each has something to bring to the moment.
brilliant haiku. :)
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