one-liners
Jim Kacian appears to be dabbling in haiku one-liners, and the pair below
are from the newest roadrunner haiku journal, where you can also find an
interesting example from Ed Markowski, and much more to delight you. If
you’ve studied dagosan’s haiku primer, you already know that Japanese haiku
have traditionally been written in one vertical column.
flood season the endless stream of reportage
returning the loon’s chuckle my laugh
Jim Kacian from roadrunner (Feb. 2005) “snowflakeSN”
weed stalks
holding up
snow flowers
from Presents of Mind,
Martin Grace, a/k/a The RiskProf manages to worry about how he might look in a
hard hat or scrubs, while asking whether state-appointed consumer advocates really benefit
consumers.
about the President or his policies until I get paid. So there.” [This is another instance
where Prof. B could use the protection of an Implied Disclaimer Notice.]
“tinyredcheck” Speaking of Prof. B, his post on Corporate Social Responsibility may
give us a glimpse at his ”distinctive and useful” faith-based persepective on the law —
incorporate and you can ignore the Eight Beatitudes/Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5 – 7).
It seems, Jesus would have made a terrible Catholic CEO (or conservative law professor).
Mike “Fedster” Cernovich at C&F appears to be asserting a “liberty” to kick butt when
other airline passengers get out of line. Count me in the “least restrictive alternative”
school of thought on this particular liberty.
miss Mr. Carson, and also miss the days when Americans of all ages and parties (I’m not sure we knew
we had ideologies back then) watched the same late-night show and could laugh about it together the
next morning.
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