Dreamku is actually very close kin to haiku -- a kissing cousin, if you will. Most of the differences are in degree, not kind. BTW, I developed dreamku in order to respect haiku. I'd been trying for years to write about my dreams in haiku and very rarely had even minimal success. So rather than keep torturing the haiku form, I decided to develop a new off-shoot, dreamku. Sort of like rather than keep breaking the rules, I re-wrote them. LOL!
This dreamku scary? Hm, I think I can get how you'd say that. For me, after writing the dreamku I liked the contrast between the implied sadness of an eclipsed moon and that sweet dog right there in the palm of my hand. :-)
If you'd like to join us in celebrating summer 2007 in haiku please let me - alison.williams@virgin.net - know.
(That means send me an email. Some people have asked to join in comments on other blogs, but that doesn't give me your email address to send an invitation to!)
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Thanks. :-)
Scary, but interesting. I know nothing about dreamku, but well done for creating the genre! ;-)
Dreamku is actually very close kin to haiku -- a kissing cousin, if you will. Most of the differences are in degree, not kind. BTW, I developed dreamku in order to respect haiku. I'd been trying for years to write about my dreams in haiku and very rarely had even minimal success. So rather than keep torturing the haiku form, I decided to develop a new off-shoot, dreamku. Sort of like rather than keep breaking the rules, I re-wrote them. LOL!
This dreamku scary? Hm, I think I can get how you'd say that. For me, after writing the dreamku I liked the contrast between the implied sadness of an eclipsed moon and that sweet dog right there in the palm of my hand. :-)
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