Dyslexia in Ukiah

[timmytwang]

In Ukiah, a dyslexic poet
Was frustrated, but tried not to show it.
"No matter what I do,
It all comes out haiku,
It has to do with my town, I just know it."

[Dixon]

Hahahahahahahaaaaaaa!! Good one, timmytwang (even though you keep stuffing too many syllables into your lines)!!!

Coincidentally, I just mentioned to somebody from Ukiah the other day that Ukaih is haiku backwards.

And I suppose you know what Yreka Bakery is backwards :^)

Silliness rules;
Dixon



In Ukiah, a dyslexic poet
Was frustrated, but tried not to show it.
"No matter what I do,
It all comes out haiku,
It has to do with my town, I just know it."

[Lorrie]

It can never be backwards Dixon!!
~Lorrie


Hahahahahahahaaaaaaa!! Good one, timmytwang (even though you keep stuffing too many syllables into your lines)!!!

Coincidentally, I just mentioned to somebody from Ukiah the other day that Ukaih is haiku backwards.

And I suppose you know what Yreka Bakery is backwards :^)

Silliness rules;
Dixon

[timmytwang]

Thanks for your silliness, Dixon. Here is one of my "properly official" haiku. Syllabic correctness, yes, but I understand that abstract thought is not to reveal itself through haiku, and yet it's the only way I think. So it is OK to seek out the abstract within my haiku, I won't tell....


Stimulated by

Former thoughts of latter days,

He drove himself nuts.


P.S. I went round and round looking for the Yreka Bakery one day. Finally gave up and went to Weed. Ahhh, California!, where one can go from Weed to Needles.





Hahahahahahahaaaaaaa!! Good one, timmytwang (even though you keep stuffing too many syllables into your lines)!!!

Coincidentally, I just mentioned to somebody from Ukiah the other day that Ukaih is haiku backwards.

And I suppose you know what Yreka Bakery is backwards :^)

Silliness rules;
Dixon