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DAY DAWNERS Awake day dawners, you sleepy yawners! A new day dawns, life's chasm yawns! ---------------------------- mindbringer, 7 November 2009
SEA KING The sea. The sea... In my reverie, I seek my tea. ------------------------- mindbringer, 16 October 2009
Toilet plays mind games. Poop felt, poop on paper but, Nothing in the bowl. As sure as the Sun, Boners will rise in the 'morn, Either may wake you. I don't want to look, But that's just the way it is, When you wipe your butt.
Basho and the Dirty Shed - Dealing with Difficult SituationsDealing with difficult situations the Zen way.
Slowly working my way through my list of movies thus far this year, I present to you my second set of 25 haiku mini-reviews (part 1). 26 = Body of Lies A CIA spook / Hunting bombers in Jordan / Explosions galore
I sort of dropped off the radar with my progress on the "2009 Movie Challenge" after posting my reviews for the first ten movies I watched (part 1 and part 2), mostly because I just didn't have the patience to write out paragraphs for each movie.
10 amazingly alternative operating systems and what they could mean for the futureThis post is about the desktop operating systems that fly under the radar of most people. We are definitely not talking about Windows, Mac OS X or Linux, or even BSD or Solaris. There are much less mainstream options out there for the OS-curious.
This Incomprehensible Whatever-it-was—By Wyatt MasonPhilip Roth has an essay at the back of the paperback of Portnoy's Complaint about how the first lines of his novels came to him.
Note: spoilers within Do not read if you've not seen But please, read later! Lovable robot Trapped alone on the earth Watching his movies Along comes new 'bot Sleeker sexier new model Wall-E is smitten
Pictures and Pictures � Blog Archive � Nature v. ManThe latest post in a series of man vs. nature urban landscape photography, complete with descriptive haiku!
Nature v. ManNature vs. Man week on Pictures and Pictures photo-a-day blog. Complete with descriptive haiku!
Should've summed yesterday's events up this morning but alas I slept in. Better late than never I guess. Feeling Fleshcy Four blokes few peeps know Chasing Green jubilation Gut guess is Steve Flesch Who is Paul Casey
I decided to sum up Day 2 of the Masters in a couple tankas instead of haikus. A tanka traditionally consist of a five lyrical lines fandango arranged in a 5,7,5,7, 7 syllabic pattern. So, pretty much it is haiku's 31-syllable big bro.
Gonna try to sum up my thought after watching Day 1 of the Masters in a couple haikus. Yah I know I left out Trevor Immelman but his polysyllabic name made haiku generation mucho tough Hey Poulter Nice Shot 16th in the cup rapture T6 Looking Sharp
Basho's Trail": Travels along the path of Matsuo Basho, Japan's 17th-century haiku master, help bring his words to li"Each day is a journey, and the journey itself home," the poet Matsuo Basho wrote more than 300 years ago in the first entry of his masterpiece, Oku no Hosomichi, or Narrow Road to a Far Province.
Silicon poet pens haiku on demand Humans have been honing the concise style of haiku poetry since the 17th century. Now it's a computer's turn.
Aspiring screenwriter needs a rewrite Most mornings Glen Golightly wakes up at 5:30 a.m., pours himself a bowl of granola, feeds his gray-and-black tabby, Mrs. Parker, and sits down to write.
I was tempted to imagine that a falling leaf had landed where it would work best poetically, not where nature had placed itTo write haiku I've had to tame old habits. My first effort, before I'd read much about the practice of haiku, came as I waited for a ride home from the commuter train station one autumn night. It went like this:
Hannah Montana HaikusDisney's Big Next Thing Happily Screaming Preteens No Achy Breaky Ticket Scarcity Between the Worlds Series Bust Girls and Boys Pouting
From BeOS to Haiku: The Once and Future OS Contender?These days there are probably very few, even among the computer savvy, who have heard of the BeOS operating system. But once, not long ago, it was actually deemed to be a possible contender for the desktop.
Golden gate, red hue Aching feet to boot, crawling up mile-high steps, home. Bones jostle, horns blare. Silhouettes glide by glass panes in technicolor. Silence now. Hold still. Cool breeze dripping salty air. Time to eat some crab.
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