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tiny poem.
January 28, 2013
no feeling can be
valid unless one can fit
it into haiku.
© Shawn P., Las Cruces, NM
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Agree. If it's too long to be explain in 17 syllables, forget it. Some people write like 28 pages describing something which could be sandwhiched into 3 words as in I love you. Yet I do tend to be one of those people. And I just love you glamorize the haiku, sometimes it's unappreciated or ill-used.
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