...and other musings of a broken mind
posted by claver at 2:53 PM
I've existed from all eternity and behold I am here and I shall exist until the end of time for my being has no end
So, yeah, this is a paragraph that goes in the sidebar. I should probably squeeze in a view disclaimers and what have you. First, mechanical and grammatical errors are what I do, its part of what makes me a "former" genius. Second, I have artistic license to depict, relate, portray, or paint various happenings as I please - that is to say I reserve the "right" to exagerate and distort the truth as it suits me. Second lastly, for those stalwart heroes and heroesess who have seen fit to read ALL my posts - a reward in and of itself - I salute you. You truly are the best of the best. Finally, always remember that it's a celebration. Enjoy yourself. ... ...Wow, this sidebar just keeps going, eh? And, really, I can keep filling this up with useless blather... I think I just might do that. So, continuing on from where I left off - which really is nowhere for those who've been following along - I'm going to say that you should really check out a post from June 2005 titled "I feel like a ringing phone." It's the first post that really made my blogging feel worth while. So, go read it, but not now. I'm not done talking. Uh, yeah. Oh! Something inspirational! Here we go... Now, I know there are some people out there weren't feeling good about life - or as a result of reading this blog are now not feeling good about life - I just want to tell you that suicide is not the answer. I say that in all seriousness. Far be it from me to tell you what your life is worth - I could argue all matters of epistomology and philosophy of personal experience only to prove that only your opinion counts - but honestly, someone would miss you. I know I would, dear reader. Don't ever be afraid to get help, don't ever be afraid to share yourself with someone else. It can save your life, or maybe even begin it. I think now would be a good time for me to shut up.
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taken from a random site:
Epic Haiku
A less-known form of poetry is the epic haiku. The epic haiku consists of seventeen verses (5 + 7 + 5), each of which is a haiku (with lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables).
Currently, only four epic haikus are known to exist. Feel free to add to the total.
Epic Sonnet
As far as I know, no one has ever written an epic sonnet. It would be a tall order - you'd have to write fourteen sonnets that developed a common theme, with the last word of each sonnet following the rhyme scheme ABABCDCDEFEFGG. It is my ambition to write an epic sonnet someday, when I have several months of free time.
I suggest we use our combined efforts to make an epic haiku of movie reviews.
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