Author notes
THIS IS ONLY INTENDED AS A RE-POST OF PREVIOUS ENTRY WHICH MYSTERIOUSLY DELETED FROM THE CONTEST. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR NOTING AND TEMPORARILY RE-OPENING THE CONTEST, REENIE!!!
HAY(NA)KU POETRY-FORM INFORMATION:
http://www.baymoon.com/~ariadne/form/haynaku.htm
In a list
A contest entry
- Another Hay[na]ku (my 50th contest on AP) by cherche -d -ame.
1050 points, ended March 24, 2007, 32 entries
Gold trophy winner
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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Oh I do like this form - very creative and think we need another contest with this form here. Nice golden winner for this write.
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Thanks for these comments, Gran. It was a fun form to work with and great form for haiku-writers that don't like to deviate from the 5-7-5 form too.
By the way, remember when we talked about how the expression "dog days of summer" came about? I checked it out, and it seems that in August the star Sirius, also known as the Dog Star, comes to appear. Kinda cool-to-know info, huh?
Jo
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Wonderful
Congatulations on your gold with this deserving piece.
Bravo
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really, really ccccccute!
You really tended to your knitin' on this one

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Thanks Asp! Knitting's my creativity outlet when the poems don't come and I appreciate your coments.
Jo
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congrats...I love the poem and the presentation..


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Thanks, Queen. I really appreciate your comments!
Jo
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I do like the weave of this. Warm wooly wraps in Winter warding off a chill sounds so comforting.


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Now that it's Spring, it's to be craving some winter, huh? I used to knit a lot up until a few years ago--(I think about the time AP and other stuff came into my life). Sometimes it's just to miss my old yarn stash.
Thanks for your comments, Suseann, always...
Jo
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Good entry!
Yes, how cute and a good gold winner for sure! joy

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Thank you so much, Waydown!
Jo
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thanks Jo. I am sorry about that glitch that occured. This is as cute as a re-post as it was as an original.I love the visual effect of the fonts [larger and smaller] so creative
Best wishes,

reenie
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Thank you again, Reenie and it was none of your fault the entry slpped out of the contest. I'm just grateful you realized it was missing to let me know.
From hereon, any contests I host I'm keeping an aside list of entries just like you just in case!
Jo
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Oh, this is so good. I like the way it really shrinks in L3! Are you sure there isn't a kitty at the end of that string, helping the yarn to shrink?

Good luck in the contest!

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Oh many mornings it was waking up to find my yarn balls unravelled and twisted around legs of the kitchen chairs, through the living room and up and down the stairs by those kitties too, Susie. But then they did it with the toilet paper too!
Thanks for your comments!
Jo
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You've done very good. I like it a lot. You're getting to be a pro with this. The best of luck to you in the contest.









