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Footnote: On Writing Haiku Or Tanka, 2
A planned garden shows
form, order and balance; a
weedpatch lacks these.
Both are full of life: but which
displays more skilled artistry?
Kyakuchuu
aka
Starward
[*/+/^]
A planned garden shows
form, order and balance; a
weedpatch lacks these.
Both are full of life: but which
displays more skilled artistry?
Kyakuchuu
aka
Starward
[*/+/^]
The one you interrogate for
The one you interrogate for meaning ;) love it compact, concise and very full! Juxtaposition them bang× ! Challenge... I like the weeds they have struggled through such hatred and adversity... the difference between a flower and a weed is very often nothing but a judgement.
Don't let any one shake your dream stars from your eyes, lest your soul Come away with them! -SS
"Well, it's love, but not as we know it."
Thank you. I agree that the
Thank you. I agree that the difference between a flower and a weed is often a judgement; but is it, also, an aesthetic judgement. And yes, real weeds do have to struggle against adversity. But literary weeds are, possibly, something else altogether.
J-Called