Tuesday, October 14, 2008

A Haiku Comments

Rating: 4.6

Soul of brevity

deep words of meaning in life
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Lorraine Margueritte Gasrel Black
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Rob Lamberton 25 September 2024

A snapshot can be worth a thousand words!

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Dr Antony Theodore 19 June 2020

deep words of meaning in life and brevity. very fine poem. tony

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Chinedu Dike 02 March 2020

A concise and insightful bit of verse. A beautiful haiku. Thanks for sharing and do remain enriched, Lorraine.

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Bri Edwards 25 July 2018

:) can you tell what i'm thinking? ?

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Yes I'm psychic..Lol...

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Bipasha D 02 April 2018

i hope my vote is registered. Tried twice

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Bipasha D 02 April 2018

Haiku beautifully explained in form of a haiku. Just perfect. I vote it 10

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Dr Antony Theodore 14 February 2016

brevity in thought conveying great meanings, . thank you very much for this Haiku. tony

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Geetha Jayakumar 22 August 2014

Beautiful Haiku. Short and Sweet enriched with profound meaning. Loved reading it. Thanks for sharing with us.

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Patrick A. Martin 09 November 2009

Very nice Haiku the poet taking the reader on the journey with her.10

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Andrew Blakemore 25 August 2009

A snapshot of a thought caught beautifully Lorraine. Best wishes, Andrew

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Natasha Leatherman 23 July 2009

The way you use small words to make such bigger and deeper meanings come to life is amazing! +10

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Vinod Kumar 30 June 2009

Really words in depth, lovely thanks 10+

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Twilight Dreamer 23 June 2009

I love Haiku's and this one was stunning. I can't wait to read more of your works.

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Genesis Bernaldez 17 May 2009

A haiku type of poem... Simple like a quote, but more deeper meaning... I'll write like one of those.. ;) Thumbs UP! ! !

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Raj Arumugam 05 April 2009

a quick flash of words so aptly illuminating the very idea of the haiku

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Barry A. Lanier 28 March 2009

A wonderful cognitive American haiku...bravo

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Carl Harris 27 February 2009

Although your syllable count of 5-7-5 is correct, Lorraine, this is technically not a haiku but a senryu poem. A haiku is only about nature, nothing else. A senryu is about anything else except nature. Both are always written in the 5-7-5 syllable style. Still, I enjoyed this well written and expressed senryu poem very much. Carl.

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Barry A. Lanier 19 February 2009

Lorraine I enjoyed the provocation of thought in this haiku...eternal vs. the moment.....and which has more meaning in the end......thanks for sharing your talent and insight

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Short but solid and substantive. Thanks for sharing.

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Ben Gieske 02 December 2008

Contains so many aspects of a good haiku. I am still trying to master it. So I read others hoping to translate the secret. I am sure I will find your haiku insipiring.

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