Lylie
Heroic
I lick you!
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Post by Lylie on Sept 22, 2005 7:27:25 GMT -5
Your list for this excersize is:
scout local mouse light dell
Lets see what you can come up with.
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Dyne
Commonplace
The Holy Eleven
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Post by Dyne on Sept 27, 2005 12:44:18 GMT -5
I decided to do one of my favorite forms of poetry on this first excessive. Haiku is an awesome form of poetry that I feel can be inspiring.
The mouse scouts for food with local mice in the dell. The light melts white snow
p.s. If I am posting it in the wrong place please don't hesitate to let me know so I can correct myself.
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gryphonpoet
Superior
Shangri-La is in your mind. Your Buffalo isn't. (Sign in Olympic Village in Beijing)
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Post by gryphonpoet on Sept 29, 2005 12:20:46 GMT -5
He is this mouse, I say to fill the townsfolk eyes with light. He creeps from the dells in the west as far as the hilly east. All night long, he scouts us out for this enemy who waits at our door step. Watch him! Don't trust him! Don't speak with him! He is the local rat who waits to bite whether this threat is real or not.
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Post by curulambe on Oct 3, 2005 8:34:09 GMT -5
I've had the Anabasis on my mind of late, and so I offer up this verse, telling of joy the like I never knew:
I stand upon a hill. My men, below, have marched a year and more for Cyrus' pride, then for their own survival. Scouts report the news that we have longed for since his death. Swift Rumor does her work. The cry is raised, "Thalatta! Thalatta!" The sea! The sea! The wine-dark Euxine lies within our grasp! Mouse-like we slipped from out dread Persia's clutch, while Artaxerxes fumed as he looked north, to know that Greeks still sullied Persian soil. The local men, the Asiatics, knew that we were Greeks, the heirs of Achilleus, but still they came against us - and they fell. Now they need fall no longer. Fires are left, their faint light drowned by rosy-fingered dawn, all care forgotten; from this shallow dell spill forth the Ten Thousand north to the sea, to march upon the whale-road. Greece, and Home!
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celest
Fabled
And ye harm none
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Post by celest on Oct 5, 2005 16:38:50 GMT -5
wow, I wish my muse worked that way. Maybe someday I'll come up with a poem for these games.
btw: thanks Dyne. I needed to write a poem for an art class of mine. We had to do a piece either inspired by a poem or to inspire a poem. I needed to write a poem for my piece and your Haiku reminded me of what a wonderful form it is and finnaly got my muse creating one for my art piece. Thanks again.
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