15 Sep
1998
15 Sep
'98
10:07 a.m.
On Tue, 15 Sep 1998, Jim Weiler & Sam Ismail
wrote:
I agree with you. -Jim :-)
I wish I was deep
for reasons incomprehensible
instead of just macho
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"Transitions are golden opportunities to shake out the old, welcome
in the new and mix to a fine blend all the possibilities that life
has to offer. You're not falling apart, you're growing!" (unknown)
This is not really true. Since Haiku was
Westernized (Why do we say this,
when Japan is west of us?) haiku written by/for English language has
altered the syllabelization. I'm not really sure of the reasons for this
structure change, but it is considered acceptable. However, I personally
Westernized Haiku
Sucks the very great big one
Tradition is best
try and adhere to the traditional structure, and
I think for a use such as
in error messages for computers, I agree with Sam's response; we should
adhere to the traditional structure. -Jim
It doesn't take much creativity to make a "haiku" that allows free form.
One of the beautiful things about true Haiku is the craft that goes into
each.
Sam Alternate e-mail:
dastar(a)siconic.com
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