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Haiku for the technologically victimized

Ten thousand broken
trees form a natural grave
Mother Earth crying

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  • Roaddog Wolf
    June 12, 2007
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    sounds like

    Mt st helens or a tornado the earth in pain

  • Upkeep
    June 11, 2007
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    What do you mean by "natural grave"?


    • passionne
      June 11, 2007
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      Natural grave

      Imagine looking out into a field of tree stumps... those stumps could be like grave stones for the trees that were killed. That was the image in my head.


  • The Reapers Angel
    June 8, 2007

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    So sad...

    It's so sad!!!
    It tells so many stories in only three lines...
    I really like it.
    I'm not telling you to change it, because I'm sure that it was meant to be non-traditional, but I find it not to be a good HAIKU. I'm not saying it's not a great poem, but I learned Haiku as sending you mental picture, not telling you a story. That's what makes Haiku hard, is having to find words that describe a picture, when most poems tell stories. I still love this as a poem, but I don't like it as a Haiku.

    Perhaps;
    "ten thousand broken
    trees formed as natural graves
    crying mother earth"
    would be better. It gives a sorta image inside your head.
    I don't know if this would be any better though.

    BTW: Usually Haiku don't have any caps.
    Just a small tip.

    • passionne
      June 8, 2007
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      Thanks!

      That was an awesome review. I really like Haiku... although I know I butcher it. lol Your advice on it was very well recieved!


  • Frozen Fire Poet
    June 8, 2007

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    Sad. Is this global warming you are talking about? If it is good job and good thinking you did making this. yayness.

    • passionne
      June 8, 2007
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      Logging in the Amazon

      Frozen fire,

      I was thinking about the deforesting of the Amazon mostly... it really makes me sad... these guys have no idea what they are giving up.

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