Friday, March 25, 2005

Buried By Haiku Comments

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I'm here
amongst the huge pile of haiku.
Can you see me?
I hope you do.
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Mary Nagy
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Colleen Courtney 29 April 2014

A short and very enjoyable haiku! Very cute!

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Brian Dorn 15 June 2006

Funny stuff, Mary! With so many personal and serious pieces, it's nice to catch a glimpse of your humor! ! Brian

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MARY...SO GLAD TO HAVE YOU BACK WHERE YOU ROCK SO WELL HAIKU IS THE SIMPLEST LOOKING VERSE FORM THAT REQUIRES THE MOST COMPLEX OF IMAGE CONCEPT, AS A PITCTORIAL STORY UNIQUELY UNFOLDS IN 17 SYLLABLES....YOUR WORK IS ESPECIALLY UNIQUE AS IT IS A HAIKU ON ITSELF...A DIAMOND CHIP EXAMPLE OF CONTEMPORARY FORM....QUITE CLEVER INDEED, MARY''''''''''''''FRANK

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Alessandra Liverani 06 February 2006

I dug your verse out Shovelled away all the soil And enjoyed your wit

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Duncan Wyllie 01 February 2006

Ah yes, but message always comes across loud and near. Love Duncan

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Phillip Sawatzky 22 January 2006

Mary First instinct-write you haiku, then send you shovel, or both in one. I don't particularly like Haiku, but I have to admit I wrote a boatload of them-a good focusing exercise. Thanks for the smile. Phillip Michael Sawatzky

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Richard Terrify 01 January 2006

I like your poem(I think!) . Luckily haiku are short so the digging out shouldn't require much effort, no matter how big the pile! -Rick :)

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Simone Inez Harriman 06 October 2005

Mary this one made me smile. Love it.

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zip zap 31 August 2005

XD i love it! it made me smile -ps

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A. B. 27 May 2005

Mary, , , :) You have said it well here. Same thing has happened to me. Everytime i post a poem, it gets buried by a pile of haiku :) . Nice poem.

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Richard A. Davis SR. 26 April 2005

First of all, ty for your comments on my poem for my sons, being a parent you know how I feel. Secondly, I so love this poem.! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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Chuck Audette 08 April 2005

Thanks for the smile! -chuck

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Ivy Christou 06 April 2005

i just love this poem, lol! it is soo true! HBH

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Michael Shepherd 25 March 2005

A Japanese haiku found in a Chinese wish-cracker: Poem Read Silence

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kenneth william snow 25 March 2005

I see you Mary! This is beautiful, it made me laugh...nice rhymes. The secret is to wait until John logs out and then post your poem. Good Luck! Kenneth

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Mary Nagy 25 March 2005

Very Nice John.........Funny. I do like much of your work.......You are very talented. Mary

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John Tiong Chunghoo 25 March 2005

a haiku inspired by your poem to child - a haiku's the most compact poem

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