Is it ironic
That I would not read a blog
That’s mostly haikus?
A Haiku That Is Somewhat Self-Sabotaging In Both A Specific And Wider Context
Is it ironic That I would not read a blog That’s mostly haikus?
Is it ironic That I would not read a blog That’s mostly haikus?
Is it ironic
That I would not read a blog
That’s mostly haikus?
James Proclaims! 
24 responses to “A Haiku That Is Somewhat Self-Sabotaging In Both A Specific And Wider Context”
No self loathing though!
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I’m less angry with myself so much as disappointed
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I seem to be doing just that.
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And I am a grateful hypocrite
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You wouldn’t have time to read any others anyway, We can all see you are probably working on your own posts nearly 24/7.
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24 seconds roughly every seven days is about right yes.
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don’t feel obliged to
read this reply as it may
be a waste of time
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I never read any of the comments. I always reply out of courtesy but if the reply matches the comment then it’s more by luck than judgment
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Not at all. a lot of stuff leaves me cold but I appreciate the effort that people have put in.
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The I fear you over-appreciate my effort…
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If Basho had a blog, I’d read it.
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I’d give it a go but I’d need help with the Japanese
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I found a great book once that had his haikus in English, the Roman spellings of the Japanese, the kanji to write it and the hirogana to look it up…
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I had to look two of those words up
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🔥
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I only do it because it doesn’t require much effort.
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It’s the perfect crime
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I always have kids read poetry to the class for a public speaking grade. The presentation is to run 4 to 6 minutes. Years ago, a junior high student did a presentation entirely made up of haikus. The audience was mystified for minutes on end, and I sensed the presenter regretted the dreadful choice after having read about 4 haikus. I still laugh when I think about it.
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That’s why my posts are never more than one haiku
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Superb judgement, James. I could sense that’s why you limited it to one.
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They tend to wither and die seen outside the written element; They blur into syllableness.
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That’s exactly right. They just kind of flop on the ground once verbalized.
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Will I will. As long as the titles take up enough time to make it wort it.
Laugh at yourself daily. Enjoy your life
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Me neither
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