wasted guilt



wasted guilt

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by howard

July 27th, 2009

jubilee



jubilee

Speaking of mistakes, one of the things I’ve noticed about writing haiku on napkins (as I have with this one) is that the soft, less slick surface of a napkin actually makes it easier for me to not make mistakes. Perhaps it’s because I have a tendency to gather steam as I write, which leaves me prone to miscues. Which is probably also a part of the reason why I prefer fountain pen to roller ball.

All of which has nothing to do with the point of the haiku itself.

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by howard

May 25th, 2009

how ’bout them apples?



how-bout-them-apples

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omnipresent illusions




resist the contempt
bred by familiarity;
just appreciate.

image: Denise Gould

necessary use



Like a Parasite
if you bleed me dry,
it’s just that you never learned
to fend for yourself.

photo: Sarcasmo

by howard

May 4th, 2008

Stevenson’s diagnosis



injustice suffered
is humanity’s burden;
we are all victims.

injustice suffered
is humanity’s doing;
we are all culprits.

by howard

January 14th, 2008




   
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