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27 January 2006
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Written by a practitioner of mathematics, philosophy, taiji, gluten-free cooking, chant, meditation, gardening, and renovation, with no particular end in mind. Were there an end, it would come too soon, and the Path would cease to Wander.
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- Brought to you by the letter 'A'
- Rebellion
- A hungry day
- Incongruities
- More Gryphons?
- Gryffindor!
- My Left Foot
- spring approaches
- a welcome sight
- The hat filled up with stars...
- Health of feet, papers and ads
- CONGRATULATIONS!!!
- The Wild Wood
- Eye of Dragon
- Not so magic bullet...
- Empty
- Women, Men, and Puppets
- Galactic Spider Webs
- Birthday Mischief
- Monks and Cats
- I Tell You Now
- More Dreams (or Angels that live in Doors...)
- Time Management
- Diggers
- Transparency
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- Playing with the template
- Flowers, Eggs and Bows
- Intertwined Dreams
- ...interlude...
- dreambyte
- First week back
- Hunger is the Mother of Invention
- This evening
- Teapot
- Random Acts of Science
- Catching Lions...
- New Semester
- Dance with me...
- Musical Incongruity
- Gondor?
- Prediction Confirmed
- Lasers and Ice Water
- Improvement
- Value?
- New Year's Rhapsody
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2 comments:
I have never been able to compose a decent haiku. I can't even manage mediocre free-verse. I guess I'm just not the poet type.
Which reminds me. In A Tale of Genji (written by a medieval Japanese woman whose name escapes me) the characters compose haiku on the spot all the time. I think there were even some entire conversations in haiku.
I've heard of that, but I've never read it.
I've decided that it's the words that aren't there, the empty spaces, that makes poetry work. I know that doesn't make much sense, but that's the best description I have.
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