I've never seen a haiku with one stanza of three lines and two stanzas with one line each... I really like the conceptual development in the second stanza, and the resolution in the third.
I read, I write, I love stories wherever I find them. I pursued an MFA so that I could teach only to graduate when there are no teaching positions open for those with no experience. But there are always stories.
I mostly post about stories I like or craft-of-writing things I find in stories I like. There is occasional poetry, sometimes short essays or bits of travel writing and questions about different cultures. And stuff.
I've never seen a haiku with one stanza of three lines and two stanzas with one line each... I really like the conceptual development in the second stanza, and the resolution in the third.
ReplyDelete:) I actually just meant the top bit to be the poem, but you're right about it as a whole . . . Hmmmm.
ReplyDeleteI was in a snarky mood that night...
ReplyDeleteincidentally, though, the whole post taken as a poem does have something satisfying about it
:)
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