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kaleidoscopic tendencies

Happy Father’s Day to all the paternal types out there. This year I decided to blog the occasion by posting a handwritten version of a haiku from a couple years ago. I’ll be seeing my father later today, but I wanted to post this slight bit of recognition to kick things off.

by howard

June 21st, 2009

Posted in handwritten haiku

Tagged with dyslexia, early education, family, father's day, gratitude, learning disability

brainclouds

by howard

April 10th, 2009

Posted in handwritten haiku

Tagged with articulation, artistry, awareness, creativity, development, distractions, dyslexia, handwriting, learning, learning disability, picasso, youth

jigsaw

by howard

April 1st, 2009

Posted in handwritten haiku

Tagged with anxiety, confusion, creativity, difficulty, disorders, dysfunction, dyslexia, handwriting, language, learning disability, moleskine, struggle, writer's block, writing

kaleidoscopic tendencies

father walked me through
the angst of reassembling
all those verbal shards.

by howard

May 1st, 2007

Posted in haiku

Tagged with dyslexia, early education, learning disability

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