what i can't get of my mind is this man had a lump, i mean a spot, of darkness in his lung, and when they went in there they found a sprouted pea.
another man had a tiny pine tree growing in his lung. somehow that is poetic, to picture it. isn't it?
(i do not know if women grow things in their lungs.)
we are still following Ray Bradbury. still mining our "loves, hates, fears and obsessions."
so if you're a writer and you wish to have an assignment (even tho the root word of assignment is ass) maybe you can write a poem, story, blurt, blog, slug, blot, wart, or worm about "the things that grow in the lung."
maybe a quirky haiku.
i can't seem to.
Weird and Wonderful Happenings and Overlappings in the Other City by the Bay
Showing posts with label haiku. Show all posts
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Monday, September 13, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Moonshine
The moon is new and waxing again toward full. If we have been feeling down, this should make everyone feel better! (Last month, the new crescent moon over the bay in San Diego was tipped exactly like a smile.)
Moon smile
Dog smile, we all smile
God's smile
(a ridiculously short haiku)
SO, do you believe the phases of the moon influence our moods?
Do you think the moon affects women more than men?
Moon smile
Dog smile, we all smile
God's smile
(a ridiculously short haiku)
SO, do you believe the phases of the moon influence our moods?
Do you think the moon affects women more than men?
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