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The Joy of Haiku

I like poetry. Not all poetry. I’ve never really been a big fan of free-verse, for instance; it seems more like prose than true poetry. In fact, I tend to prefer the more structured forms (yes, even limericks). So it’s really no surprise that the form I’ve embraced the longest has been haiku.

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Getting High

You know, I’m really not a big fan of ladders…or heights in general. If I never had to elevate myself from good …

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Tree’s Up

Well, the Christmas decorations are starting to be spread about. My brother, with a little help from me and our mom, got …

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Yule Be Joyful

Christmas has changed a lot for me over the years. I’d like to think that I’m the better for it. When I …

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Surviving Mom

My dad has frontal lobe dementia.  This isn’t really about that.  What this is about is surviving my mother.  Where my dad’s …

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A Needed Day Off

Ahhhh. I’m enjoying my day off. Well, it’s mostly a day off. I did switch my parent’s long distance carrier, and I …

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Spinning Some Silk

I‘ve been working on the web site for a local business. I can’t help feeling like I’ve bitten off just a little …

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Dutch Treat

The ice has thawed considerably between Mary Scott* and me, which is a major relief. I spent much of Tuesday schlepping around …

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Still Dancing

Quick update: Since I got in Dutch with Mary Scott* a while back, I haven’t really heard anything. She hasn’t tried getting …

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