May

[intjonathan]

spring's sunrise passes
in short, recurring brilliance...
winter's green-hued death

Comments

[laurelana-jones.livejournal.com]

nice. really nice.

My haiku-ing bro

[loladancer.livejournal.com]

We got our yearbooks yesterday...I thought that what you wrote to me on my senior page was very odd until I realized it was a haiku! Then I was amused; you're a silly one. I don't know anyone else who writes haikus all that often.

Re: My haiku-ing bro

[niralisse.livejournal.com]

The nice thing about haiku is that they're supposed to be short. Often I feel frustrated that my strongest feelings take so few words to express, haiku instead lets me to find the best words and put them in a form where brevity is valued instead of feared.

I hope your yearbook is beautiful!

borderline creepy weirdness...

[huggybee.livejournal.com]

So, I was going to comment on your 'ku (I love the thought of "green hued death. so pretty) and tell you that today was movie poster day at work. :D (it's like Christmas, only every month!) At any rate, there was this ballet poster of a movie called "The Company" with Neve Campbell and I snagged it for you to see if maybe your sister would want it but then I came here and it looks like she's already been here. [waves] Hi Jon's sister. So yeah, if she wants the poster let me know and I can drop it off. I'm going to Sarah's play tonight (Clue: the musical) but I should be home by ten-ish. Drop a line and let me know. :) I also found Bubba Ho-Tep for Graham. and the new Jonny Depp one for myself. Days like this make me not want to kill people as badly at my job. :) I'll stop rambling now. :D

Re: borderline creepy weirdness...

[niralisse.livejournal.com]

Sure, she'd probably appreciate the poster. Bring it next week for the big 24 finale.

Re: borderline creepy weirdness...

[huggybee.livejournal.com]

Ya know, I've thought long and hard about this and I think I'm going to bleach my hair blonde and legally change my name to Kim Bauer.... just for Tuesday night. I think years down the road, I will look back and realize it was the best move of my entire professional career and most fulfilling experience of my personal life. Big things will happen my friend, big things. (I've been living off Camotes, bagels and cookies since I got back. my brain is eating all the smart cells) :D