July 01, 2004
Haiku! ... (Geshundheit)
By way of Alan Sullivan's Fresh Bilge, one may be led to Jim Henley's discussion of haiku (and to several other haiku-related links), to which I add this: If the finely-honed imagistics of haiku are your cup of tea (so to speak), be sure to visit David Giacalone's recently re-named weblog, f/k/a . . . .
For reasons of self-preservation, David has foresworn his roles as ethicalEsq, scourge of unethical lawyers everywhere, and as Prof. YABUT, scourge of just about everyone else. Haiku has been part of the mix on David's pages for some time, but he has now elected to devote his online presence entirely to that gentle art, posting his own work and that of honored guests. Numerous haiku resources are to be found in his sidebar as well.
Friends, readers, countrymen: lend him some hits.
Posted by George Wallace at 07:25 AM in Poetry | Permalink
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well-Sade, George!
hit me again! you know it feels good.
Posted by: David Giacalone | June 1, 2004 09:53 AM