Dave's Classic Haiku and Fauxtrains: Enjoy fine wine vineyard photos and haiku! No wine before it's time!

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Friday, August 11, 2006

Enjoy fine wine vineyard photos and haiku! No wine before it's time!

vineyard stands silent fruit of its labor will bring screams of drunken joy vines stand, arms outstretched gifts from God in great clusters thankful communion grapevines stand in line waiting invitation to hasten love’s embrace Ó David E. Dunham, 2006 winter pruned to death spring vines explode,... Sign in to see full entry.

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I admire the Japanese culture more than any other culture in the world. Their strict adherence to cultural traits and their own personal self-discipline leave me ashamed of my own shortcomings, which are many. However, I feel like I do have an ability to write meaningful Haiku and am disappointed with the many writers of "Haiku" which depart from the traditional "5-7-5" format. Here are some of my works for your enjoyment. Fauxtrains are a poetic style I created myself by accident, thinking I was writing Quatrains. Not sure how I made the error but I like it. They are similar to Haiku in that it is a strict format, eight lines, syllable count of 2-4-6-8-6-4-2 and no punctuation or capitolization. However, Subject matter is completely open, whereas Haiku is supposed to be strictly about nature with no human element! Try it and send me your efforts!

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