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Haiku is to poetry as espresso is to coffee.
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posted by Bill | 7:55 AM
Read it there at Tikkis, Bill...good one, again :)wishes, devika
this windowlooks out to the snowfallmug of KonaComfortable thought, Bill. _m
Mmmmm . . . the contrast.
I like it.
Love this, Bill!!! Although...I like a little sugar in mine. :)
A visitor to this blog once asked me to explain the appeal of haiku. I told him that haiku is to poetry as espresso is to coffee.Thanks, my friends.
Perfect analogy. I love both...haiku and espresso. :)
good one Billjohn
Living in NYC with my first snow day in years this haiku is very fitting. Thanks. http://visualizedpoetry.wordpress.com/
sipping teaat my computerhaiku blogs much lovegillena
Me, too, Kristin.Thanks, John. Ambrose, I can relate. My wife is a retired NY schoolteacher.Ah, Gillena, you do keep busy.
Here is one left from my wintry-train-serie :-) in a trembling train sipping my coffee --the paper cup's warmth
And such a drink can make you take the weather.
excellent juxtaposition, good to see it again here!
a break from shovelingdripping snow in the back hallwith hot coffeeAdelaide
Nicely caught, tikkis.Make it strong enough, Anthony, and I'm ready to take on anything. At least, I think so.Thank you, Juliet.Great moment, Adelaide.Thanks, all.
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Read it there at Tikkis, Bill...good one, again :)
wishes,
devika
this window
looks out to the snowfall
mug of Kona
Comfortable thought, Bill. _m
Mmmmm . . . the contrast.
I like it.
Love this, Bill!!! Although...I like a little sugar in mine. :)
A visitor to this blog once asked me to explain the appeal of haiku. I told him that haiku is to poetry as espresso is to coffee.
Thanks, my friends.
Perfect analogy. I love both...haiku and espresso. :)
good one Bill
john
Living in NYC with my first snow day in years this haiku is very fitting. Thanks. http://visualizedpoetry.wordpress.com/
sipping tea
at my computer
haiku blogs
much love
gillena
Me, too, Kristin.
Thanks, John.
Ambrose, I can relate. My wife is a retired NY schoolteacher.
Ah, Gillena, you do keep busy.
Here is one left from my wintry-train-serie :-)
in a trembling train
sipping my coffee --
the paper cup's warmth
And such a drink can make you take the weather.
excellent juxtaposition, good to see it again here!
a break from shoveling
dripping snow in the back hall
with hot coffee
Adelaide
Nicely caught, tikkis.
Make it strong enough, Anthony, and I'm ready to take on anything. At least, I think so.
Thank you, Juliet.
Great moment, Adelaide.
Thanks, all.
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