guided missiles
over the Eastern Sea -
morning sun
This is a copy from the threeliner i wrote today in my Finnish blog.
This is not a sijo, not at all, "Sijo" is a purely Korean poetic form written (in Korean) in three lines of 14 to 16 syllables, distributed according the following breath groups, for a total of 44-46 syllables.
4 comments:
And where does the sun go down? Good one, tikkis.
Bill: Wait just some 10 weeks and the sun goes nowhere over there in Lappland :-)
I read Issa from 1821:
blossoming mountain
from east, west, north, south
they come
(Copyrighted by Lanoue) Our weather bureau here "promised" some new snow, lets see:
April snowfall
from north, east, south, west
dark clouds
:-)
reality show
this fear of an improved threat
a commercial break
__May be a weird way of looking at the 'new missile threat,' but
'advertising' often brings the results that the 'advertiser' seeks; call now, get a second missile free! _m
__Let's hope the show is canceled.
_m
the rising sun, is guided by the greatest hand of them all
much love...
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