This is a tweak on the Haiku format that lets the reader pick a preferred third line from a list. Feel free to suggest additions (or subtractions) to the list or write a new Haiku theme and list.
Leland, I'm with Ed on this one: 'any life form pay'.. but ~sigh~ I loved them all! You know what I love about your poems?... I learn who you are.. and so far, I think you are absolutely the coolest person! I truly do.. this haiku put a lump in my throat.. I love when people care. I'd best go.. I'm sighing again.. (smile) katy xox.
Reviewed by Libby Stone (Reader)
Reviewed on November 8, 2003
WOW what a 'thinker' this makes me this early morn. I loved it. Perhaps we could choose a looong third line which might go something like this; "no policy takes moral high ground if it makes, forests and wetlands disappear which causes species reduction, disappearing streams and lakes, water polution; thereby killing most fish, and we humans will become so miserable and we will have nothing to do but have more sex which will cause the population to grow and make human birth rates rise then there will be more people on earth which will make energy more scarce; thereby causing global warming, then life on earth will vanish and all life forms will pay."
Many Blessings,
Libby
Leland, you present some very tough choices here. They're all very good. But since I'm an animal 'nut' I'd have to say, species reduction. Or, how about 'any life form pay.'
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May Lu a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Love Tinka
Many Blessings,
Libby
"Theme Haiku: Ecology" is a title calling for ecology, but the theme is "policy and moral".
Thank You for making me part of it.
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU