Spoken Eloquence: Haiku of the Day

Monday, October 25, 2010

Haiku of the Day

A fun little exercise, I like to find a photo online and write a Haiku about it.
(Reminder: Haiku consists of 3 lines, the syllables being 5-7-5)

skirting the wonders

a river of asphalt flows

cutting through the wild

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Words! I chose the title because I like how those two words sound together, not because I believe myself to be eloquent - I don't. I just write for the enjoyment and challenge of it. And sometimes it's a much-needed outlet. If it happens to touch or inspire someone else, then it's all the more rewarding.

My writing philosophy:

I believe that fine writing is like fine art, breathtaking, and just like fine wine it only gets better with time. I believe the appearance and cadence of words are just as critical as their meaning. I believe writing is about feeling and people should worry less about following rules and more about staying true to themselves and write what they love.

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