three lines at a time

[Guest guest]

Harsha, can any 'three lines at a time' be considered a haiku

according to your "scratch & itch" definition?

If so please consider these very un-original three liners.

 

sharing - recovering reality recognition - recovering truth

celebration - recovering love sharing

recognition

celebration

reality

truth

love

existence

knowledge

bliss

sat

chit

ananda

 

w

i

m/. .\

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the laugh Wim - in a Haiku contest without rules for what

is considered to be a haiku, could there be unwritten rules? Coz if

just 3 lines match the criteria, any post is a haiku

 

one toe left in 'life'

could that mean a 'no' to all?

definitely yes!!

 

does that itch a bit?probably that is a 'yes'

'no' will surely hit!

 

JanOn 6/13/01 at 8:41 PM Wim Borsboom wrote:

Harsha, can any 'three lines at a time' be considered a haiku

according to your "scratch & itch" definition?

If so please consider these very un-original three liners.

 

sharing - recovering reality recognition - recovering truth

celebration - recovering love sharing

recognition

celebration

reality

truth

love

existence

knowledge

bliss

sat

chit

ananda

 

w

i

m/. .\

.|.

\ v //join

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and indeed all experiences arise from and exist in and subside back

into the Space of Awareness. Like waves rising are not different than

the ocean, all things arising from Awareness are of the nature of

Awareness. Awareness does not come and go but is always Present. It

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