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haiku 2

 

slatted blind makes stripes

on soft  summer sun blushed cheek

eyes flicker then close

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traditional 7,5,7
Please read my other contemporary version of this haiku 1 and let me know which you prefer...thanks

before revised:

bright summer light striped
across warm pink cheek aglow
eyes flicker then close

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  • kimba
    June 22, 2007

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    this is very true..........i hate to sAY.... but I m just starting to get my life back togeather........


  • Girl With Guitar silver member
    June 16, 2007

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    Heehee, for the points I am going to comment on this one too. I really love the feeling that this haiku brings, very nicely worded. I shall give you clappy dudes for this

    Bandaid.


  • Pollycheck
    May 24, 2007

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    Thank you for entering our workshop.

    slatted blind makes stripes
    on soft summer sun blushed cheek
    eyes flicker then close

    Rather than reitterate my comments from the contemporary, I think that the same comments would apply here also. I just feel that in haiku, less is usually more, but many people will disagree with me and say that you should stay with traditional. You have to be true to yourself and if you are happy with the way the haiku sounds to you, than it is correct for you.


  • azure85 gold member
    May 20, 2007

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    Welcome to Back to Basics:

    Ah, the traditional version. I think my suggestions for the other would hold true for this one also. It will be interestign to see how you revise them. Thank you for your entry and good luck in the contest.

    Susie


  • Myao
    May 20, 2007

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    Nice haiku. I love these things -a lot-. To me, it feels as if the summer glare is just to much and is forcing the subject to stay their eyes. The 'ah ha' bit, outlined in the rules, is certainly captured there.

    Excellent.

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