A mathematical identity is a relationship of equality which establishes that the entity on one side is the exact same as the entity on the other side; they just look different.
Category: Poetry
Haiku: Transition
I’m looking forward to making some changes around here pretty soon…
Haiku: Light
Light —
Haiku: Memory
Memory Memories do fade; even newer ones degrade– never kept nor lost. I ran across this this morning on a blog called Flickr Comments. I thought it was very nice and worth sharing. Sometimes you have to lose your mind before you can come … Continue reading Haiku: Memory
Haiku: Artifact
Artifact Leaving stone behind, so time may wash it away– opportunity. We cannot change the past, but we can reshape the future. Young people have the opportunity to create a happier, better future — Dalai Lama (@DalaiLama) December 17, 2013 https://twitter.com/ZenEssentials/status/412886451937087488
Haiku: Persevere
Persevere Juggling days, struggling with ways to maintain your stride– hold back that white flag.
Haiku: Start
Start (here’s to a new week – as usual, off a bit late but set upon with earnest intent. -R) Beginnings: always late — but once afoot, the journey changes with each step. This post was prompted by the Genre Haiku Challenge on Rob’s Surf … Continue reading Haiku: Start
Haiku: Vertigo
Vertigo When the world’s spinning, It’s hard to catch your balance — hold on to something!
Haiku: Gauntlet
Gauntlet Overwhelmingly saddled — straddling sinkholes, life becomes noisy.
Haiku: Vorpal
Vorpal Forged of smoke and words, honed to smite, to sever heads– swing to set it free. This post was prompted by the Genre Haiku Challenge on Rob’s Surf Report.
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