A Meditation On Outrage And Rage

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2 thoughts on “A Meditation On Outrage And Rage”

  1. Likum thin’un heaps.

    Hi Carl,
    I don’t know if you’ve ever heard this, but it works nicely. Giving an English haiku the rhythm of Moonlight In Vermont results in an easy read:

    Pennies in a stream
    Falling leaves a sycamore
    Moonlight in Vermont

    Icy finger waves
    Ski trails on a mountain side
    Snowlight in Vermont

    Evening summer breeze
    Warbling of a meadowlark
    Moonlight in Vermont

    etc.

    A tip I got from
    Someone many summers past
    Always works for me. 😉

    Bill

    1. A charming poem
      Notions seep into my brain
      So much more to learn
      Though I wrote a tanka here
      I love what you just shared Bill

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