Bill, ed markowski was kind enough to explain your senryu to me. (My mind has been particularly foggy and cranky lately). I like it.
Originally, I was focusing on whether substituting "s" for the second "c" in success, or substituting "sess" for "cess" had any special significance. And, nothing came to mind.
david giacalone ("dagosan") looks at the foibles and ironies of the human condition, using poems structured like haiku but called "senryu", and with an occasional photo "haiga" (an image with a linked poem).
. haiku advocate trying to keep a Beginner's Mind ... former lawyer-mediator...... editor of f/k/a weblog ... Born 1949, but a few body parts occasionally feel much younger.. . . a/k/a dagosan
4 Comments:
spelling bee
she spells the word
S-U-C-S-E-S-S
is this a senryu?
bill orlando.
Bill, since it ain't a haiku, I guess it is a senryu. Please don't ask me if it's a good senryu, 'cause I'm not sure I understand it.
Bill, ed markowski was kind enough to explain your senryu to me. (My mind has been particularly foggy and cranky lately). I like it.
Originally, I was focusing on whether substituting "s" for the second "c" in success, or substituting "sess" for "cess" had any special significance. And, nothing came to mind.
Thanks for sharing thiis
Post a Comment
<< Home