stop to look and see
in everything a poem
my pen a fountain
dt.haase
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Bold choices for L2; I’m always hesitant to use either “everything” or “poem” in strictly syllabicated haiku, as I have lived in places where “everything” is regularly pronounced as either 3 or 4 (ie “ev-er-y-thing” or “ev-ry-thing”. Same is true for either “po-em” or (as they say here in the Northeast) “pome”.
Bold choices for L2; I’m always hesitant to use either “everything” or “poem” in strictly syllabicated haiku, as I have lived in places where “everything” is regularly pronounced as either 3 or 4 (ie “ev-er-y-thing” or “ev-ry-thing”. Same is true for either “po-em” or (as they say here in the Northeast) “pome”.
Whichever, however, I enjoyed this work. Salute!