ha ha...no but I reckon any excuse will do! I bought the book for £1.80there...wish I'd found some more of hers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill
Dick: that is one of my favourite Robert Frost poems.
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ha ha...no but I reckon any excuse will do! I bought the book for £1.80there...wish I'd found some more of hers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill
Dick: that is one of my favourite Robert Frost poems.
Oh poo I'm so slow
Slow on the uptake for sure.
Sorry Derby Tup!
:)
YHes: Yeah I like that one too. I used to use the last verse of "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" as my sig on a couple of forums. Might change it here too...
Antidisestab
lishmentarianism
is quite a long word.
;)
Hanneke is behind my passion for haiku Dick. She posted a few on this thread in the early days and I became hooked. I've written some in seconds but spent all day trying to complete a line or two that came to me early in the morning :)
ha ha ha! ok....who does?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dick
I love Haikus too DT. It was actually Jonathan Ross that got me aware of them!Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
The kids have a really good poetry book with some cracking haikus (and tankas too). I'll put some up when I have the chance.
crikey...you are quick, Dick! My last question is now out of date seeing as you've changed your signature thingy. I am still intrigued though.
Check out the artist Alec Finlay and his renga book he did at Yorkshire Sculpture Park...very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dick
Your question totally flumoxed me Hes. Guess it referred to Dick's previous signature about pineapple? :)
death felled a bird
heights touched by her wings
shed silent tears
erode tamizhanban