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How can trust be round-eyed?
Geert Verbeke Sun, Mar 16th 2008, 03:28  
  
Sorry my dear but my haiku need no riddles, they are simple observations without speaking in riddles.
Geert Verbeke Sun, Mar 16th 2008, 11:00  
  
Dear,
You where talking about the unexpected, that is a riddle to me.:-) A second is: why repeating a simple observation? A haiku needs no X-ray examination because a haiku is only a dewdrop(in my perception).
Geert Verbeke Sun, Mar 16th 2008, 11:41  
  
...and differing perceptions have their own -individual values-. Is my observation in error because it fails to match another's perception_? _m
Magyar Sun, Mar 16th 2008, 12:08  
  
looking through
the shivering branches...
a frightened kitten
sarah Sun, Mar 16th 2008, 13:15  
  
Indeed Magyar, I'm not that retarded. Nobody talks about your observations or about errors. I was only talking about my own spontaneous observations. And dear Rebba, I give you a big hug. And one flower to Sarah.
Geert Verbeke Sun, Mar 16th 2008, 13:16  
  
3/17/08 0815:
Geert, I did not employ, nor did I imply the word chosen by you -retarded-. I hereby, and humbly, apologize for any misunderstanding caused by the feckless use of my native tongue. Sincerely, _m.
Magyar Mon, Mar 17th 2008, 07:14  
  
Dear Magyar,
no apologizes dear friend when I have chosen for self-mockery. That's my own feckless style.
Geert Verbeke Mon, Mar 17th 2008, 11:03  
  
Very simple, yet thought-provoking in its simplicity! That is real haiku! See the ideas it has generated! Thanks for sharing it with us, geert!
Keith A. Simmonds Tue, Mar 18th 2008, 04:53  
  
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