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Thursday, June 02, 2005
Trauma!
Posted by Sam at 9:08 AM
The following is a series of Haiku depicting the swirling torrent of emotions and events that are currently swirling like torrents through and around my skull. Enjoy.
Micah left last night.
Why Micah, why? Don't leave us!
South America!
I can't believe it.
Am I really moving out?
This just isn't right.
To Wallingford, ho!
A new town, new apartment.
Why so far away?
Who are these people,
In my bedroom, in my house?
New peeps, go away!
Two days left of work.
I can almost taste freedom.
It tastes like donuts.
Ashley and Sarah,
I will be back, I promise.
Keep couch warm for me.
More to come as inspiration strikes... I love expressing myself in Haiku. It makes the horrors of life much less horrifying. And much more cheesy.
Oh... comments to this post must be left in Haiku form. Or else. (now, it's a challenge)
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Comment By Dr. Kennedy on June 02, 2005 4:40 PM
a haiku challenge?
digits tapping syllables out,
suffering is yours.
Comment By manuel noriega on June 03, 2005 12:32 AM
My friend from Mestek
Who helped me to avoid work
Now what can I do?
You lived in NOHO
And helped Western Mass not suck
Why th3 g00d p33ps leave?
To Sam's housemates now
If I never see you hence
Y'all were great to meet.
I have now wasted
All my creativity
On stupid haiku.
Comment By Blackwatch on June 03, 2005 8:21 AM
There once was a man named Samuel.
Who read lots'o technical manuals.
To Wallingford he moved,
there he worshipped good food.
And gave his life to the Evangelical.
That is a Haiku right?
Comment By TheDarkLordDerfla on June 03, 2005 3:07 PM
A song reminds me
Is Patience by GNR
Why did you play that?
Work is already
Sad, quiet, boring and dumb
Never quite the same
So long D & D
I will never stray that way
Unless you come back
I adore haiku
It makes work go sillier
Bright smiles for all.
Sorry to those that arent fans...
Bye sam : (
Hope to see you sooner than later
Comment By Amber on June 06, 2005 1:53 PM
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Sam is an amazing and humble guy. Once, he rushed into a burning building, up six flights of stairs to save a kitten from certain death. He speaks eight languages, has mastered three varieties of martial arts, is a wine expert, and is a pulitzer prize winning author. Sam is an international heart-throb who prefers a quiet evening at home knitting afghans for the homeless, to the go-go, glitz and glamor of the party scene. I think the day he won the silver medal for ballroom dancing at the 98 olympics was the happiest of his life. Pretty impressive for a guy who never finished the 8th grade. - Carrie, 04