My name is maht. I am a writer, graphic artist, singer, former actor and general vagabond with a mean sweet tooth and a penchant for rambling. A music fan, a lover of books and keeper of cats. Thanks for stopping by, and don't forget to say hello while you're here.
You had to work today? Don't you get Easter Monday off as a Stat in Chicago or do you get Good Friday? In England they get both, but in Scotland we only get Easter Monday. Hey, I'll take what I can get.
I think you have captured this crazy day quite well - -the first day of spring (well, post Easter) and yet freezing temps and snow flurries. I think you are a very talented fellow, a refreshingly good haikuist. Tell me, though, how tall are you?
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You had to work today? Don't you get Easter Monday off as a Stat in Chicago or do you get Good Friday? In England they get both, but in Scotland we only get Easter Monday. Hey, I'll take what I can get.
Dear Mr. Monn Tippley,
I think you have captured this crazy day quite well - -the first day of spring (well, post Easter) and yet freezing temps and snow flurries. I think you are a very talented fellow, a refreshingly good haikuist. Tell me, though, how tall are you?
Chris: We get neither day off of work. (sigh)
GT: Thank you and I hope you learn my name soon.
Nice.
I love the word "crystallize." It's almost onomatapoeic.
I agree with heartinsanfrancisco.
The word crystallize adds on dimension to your portable haiku. It sparkles! :-)
Wow your people are slave driver's, working both sides of a holiday, good job you're leaving in FOUR days time ( ;
I like the haiku, maybe you could do a whole Incongruity series.
HinSF: I like that word, too...
Susan: Thanks. It is portable, isn't it?
Verilyon: We shall see. I'm not a big fan of doing theme work, but it's a nice way to fill up a first line, huh?
Or it could be a theme for an upcoming competition... Not that I'm thinking about it or planning anything...
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