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Thursday, August 11, 2005
Since I have nothing to blog about unless you want me to talk about how a person coughs and coughs and coughs (have I said cough yet?), or sniffles and sniffles and sniffles away (I am sure you get the idea), I will not do anything except put a poem and haiku I wrote last night up. Enjoy. The Rose Petal Pink, soft, tender, The rose petal Cupped in my tiny hands. Fallen from a half-withered rose The laments of it alikened To that of a ghost's. Half a butterfly's wing Rests on that hand of mine Though dead, still beautiful. Fragrance lingering In the air, accusing, Pointing a finger at the guilty. Veins branching out From the white of the rose petal, The colours meld to form a gradient. Sides curled towards the Heart of the pink sheet Closing up, keeping away from the world. Fallen, trampled on and Once alive, now Floating by with the breeze. That's the poem, and this is the haiku. Notice that both are similar as they are about nature. Take it that I am mad, for no one ever expected me to appreciate nature. ![]() That's all folks. And sorry if the words of the haiku are rather hard to be seen as my sense of colour combination is really.... (fill in the blank for yourself. Worth 20 marks). 5:01 PM
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