butterfly effect
has consequences unseen
mass air disturbance
Words: K.Botka
4/21/09
Author notes
Butterfly Effect: (physics) In a chaotic system, the ability of minuscule changes in initial conditions (such as the flap of a butterfly's wings) to have far-reaching, large-scale effects on the development of the system (such as the course of weather a continent away).
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Comments
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An excellent haiku!!!
although the haiku (quite correctly for a haiku) implies what isn't "true" you explanation is perfect.
All the best
Jeff


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U R funny!
I'm not sure
[ruff day] that I totally understand your compliment.
Thanks. I love Haiku/Senryu as I find them a 'mind message' & puzzle to solve!
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very nice. I especially loved what you put in your author notes. I'm a Physicist you see...a very interesting effect you have portrayed here. I enjoyed reading this poem. short and full of meaning. Excellent. keep on writing you are doing exceptionally well
-Steve-
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Thanks!
Wow! What's the likelihood that a Physicist would be the 2nd. read on this Haiku? Haiku is a Japanese poetry form that consists of only 3 lines with a syllable count of 5/7/5. That's the 'basic' short explanation. The 3rd line is supposed to be an 'aha' moment. I don't know how many people would understand this Ku. I heard an excellent Sermon where the Pastor spoke on this in relationship to the spiritual walk & our affect on others. That's what prompted this write! So glad you found your way here. I guess the title caught your eye eh?
Thanks for reading & your kind comment!
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Butterfly Effect is an interesting concept. Awesome job with this, Kathie and the background is terribly appropriate. Thanks for sharing.


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Forgot
where I first heard of this...oh, right, think it was in a Sermon, how a slight disturbance 'in the air' can cause massive damage. You can imagine the spiritual consequences here can you not?
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