Sounds like a great opportunity! Wrong continent for me, alas.
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#47
Journal Announcements / Re: Dark Pens issue 1 is up
March 18, 2013, 10:51:59 AM
Looking good. Dashes actually display fine for me (unless you fixed it since Friday).
#48
Journal Announcements / Re: Simply Haiku - Winter Issue, 2013
February 18, 2013, 10:41:23 AM
Good to see you and Chen-ou both in there, Don! I'll have to submit for the upcoming issue. :)
#49
Journal Announcements / Re: Prune Juice?
January 23, 2013, 02:40:55 PM
Thanks, Alan and SM.
Non-editorial is definitely a priority for something like this. Glad to know it seems to be coming together, in any case--always painful to watch markets go silent and fold.
Non-editorial is definitely a priority for something like this. Glad to know it seems to be coming together, in any case--always painful to watch markets go silent and fold.
#50
Journal Announcements / Re: Prune Juice?
January 22, 2013, 04:25:18 PM
Thanks, Sandra. :)
I did see that announcement, but given that I'd queried him a few weeks before he posted it and still haven't heard anything, I'm not optimistic.
I did see that announcement, but given that I'd queried him a few weeks before he posted it and still haven't heard anything, I'm not optimistic.
#51
Journal Announcements / Prune Juice?
January 22, 2013, 11:22:03 AM
Anybody heard anything from the new editor of this senryu journal? I'm starting to fear it's gone under.
#52
In-Depth Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Re: A slightly odd request (wedding ring haiku brainstorm)
December 13, 2012, 12:16:11 PM
Thanks, Sandra!
I showed my wife the options and we're going with:
Much appreciate all the feedback. :)
I showed my wife the options and we're going with:
Quotepaired even in darkness the doves' wings
Much appreciate all the feedback. :)
#53
In-Depth Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Re: A slightly odd request (wedding ring haiku brainstorm)
December 12, 2012, 10:14:34 PMQuote from: Don Baird on December 12, 2012, 08:51:43 PMNice one, Don! And a whole two characters to spare even with the em-dash. :o
sun rain -- soul mates now and forever (38)
#54
In-Depth Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Re: A slightly odd request (wedding ring haiku brainstorm)
December 12, 2012, 03:27:16 PM
Nifty. Can't go wrong with doves... :)
Much appreciated, SL! (I think with spaces counted, that might go over the character limit, but I like the ideas you've given me)
paired hearts even in the rain the doves
^ is 39 characters (counting spaces). Too short!
Playing more on doves:
paired even in darkness the doves' wings (39 char)
even in darkness the doves' white wings (39char)
Much appreciated, SL! (I think with spaces counted, that might go over the character limit, but I like the ideas you've given me)
paired hearts even in the rain the doves
^ is 39 characters (counting spaces). Too short!
Playing more on doves:
paired even in darkness the doves' wings (39 char)
even in darkness the doves' white wings (39char)
#55
In-Depth Haiku: Free Discussion Area / A slightly odd request (wedding ring haiku brainstorm)
December 12, 2012, 01:18:31 PM
For Christmas this year I'm having my wife's and my wedding rings resized (they never fit) and engraved (we were always too lazy).
I'd like to put something a bit more interesting and meaningful than the usual "here is when we got married" on it.
I think a one-line haiku would fit the bill. Anybody have any good ideas? Essential epithets/kigo that refer to stability and permanence? Or equilibrium-like dynamism?
"Matched pair" would make a neat start.
matched pair-- even when the rain threatens
?
I'm lousy at this sorta stuff...
40 character limit, including spaces, if anybody else is game to have a go. :)
I'd like to put something a bit more interesting and meaningful than the usual "here is when we got married" on it.
I think a one-line haiku would fit the bill. Anybody have any good ideas? Essential epithets/kigo that refer to stability and permanence? Or equilibrium-like dynamism?
"Matched pair" would make a neat start.
matched pair-- even when the rain threatens
?
I'm lousy at this sorta stuff...
40 character limit, including spaces, if anybody else is game to have a go. :)
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