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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Nectar

Excrete the gods milk
Sweet ambrosia trickles free
Dance on happy tongue

Posted by JasonTudor at 6:01 AM

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Labels: ambrosia, haiku, happy, Jason, poetry

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Why Haiku?

I (Melanie) adore haiku and often amuse myself by thinking in the 5/7/5 format. Because my friends are just as insane as I am (we are writers after all...) they've agreed to play along.

We can't promise anything earth-shattering, ground-breaking, or... um... (what's an earthquake reference for profound?) meaningful -- just the random thoughts that fly across the screen.

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