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Date Posted: 07:51:01 02/14/03 Fri
Author: Raphaela
Author Host/IP: webcacheB05a.cache.pol.co.uk / 195.92.168.167
Subject: Re: STOP SHORT - Reflections #2
In reply to: Ian B Saxon 's message, "STOP SHORT - Reflections #2" on 10:30:47 02/12/03 Wed

These words ring so true and engage the reader in provocative thought! Although women age slower than men *grin*

I am not familiar with tsa-yen - could you explain please?

I was thinking of linking a page giving explanations of the various forms - haiku, senryu, sonnet etc when I have more time. You have kept me challenged in the past so am sure you would have some good ideas.

>STOP SHORT - Reflections #2
>a Chinese tsa-yen
>
>Age, sometimes go by unnoticed;
>while life is set...on achieving the future.
>Rewarding countless hours of labour;
>with moments of reflection...of hours lost.
>
>(c) IBS

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