Back to work today
No time to write anything
More than this haiku

10 responses to “A Haiku That Tries To Justify Its Own Existence But Probably Fails To Do So”

  1. I thought you would go to any length to write poetry, but you’ve stopped short!

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    1. I was worried I’d overdone it to be honest

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  2. I wonder if the haiku really possesses the self awareness to attempt to justify it’s own existence? If I was to engage in psychoanalytical analysis of this piece I would come to the conclusion that the writer is projecting his existential dread on an inamite piece of poetry, and that the poetry is making no effort one way or the other.

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    1. I think the mistake you have made is to engage in a psychoanalytical analysis of this piece.

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      1. To be fair, I did phrase it in a hypothetical manner. So I am not taking full ownership of my words.

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      2. You are wisdom personified

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  3. Have a nice day!
    May your happy heart sing
    As you do what you must do.

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    1. I probably did less than I should but my heart was in the right place

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  4. If a haiku is what you have time for write a haiku. However if you shortened the titles a bit you might have time for a cinquain

    Make a resolution to Laugh

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    1. I will take it under consideration

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