Diarrhea of the mind...corn bits and all!
is a mixed media artist working both two and three dimensionally. Her work has been shown in Ohio, Chicago and New York. She attended Columbus College of Art and Design and Ohio University where she studied art, creative writing, art therapy and psychology. She is currently working on a Master's in Art Therapy, teaching art classes in her home studio, and exhibiting her creations. She is a member of Mother Artists at Work, the Ohio Art League, the Buckeye Art Therapy Association and the American Art Therapy Association.
One who seeks himself
In the vastness of the world
Will only stay lost
by Me
Haiku is a great exercise in mindful speech as there are such limitations to how you can get your point across. I think I am going to continue to play with this as I contemplate the whole concept of right speech.
posted by Melissa Ayotte @ 4:08 PM
3 Comments:
I've really found Shakespearean sonnets to be good for that too. And you can keep upping the ante. Not only do you have to deal with iambic pentameter and rhyme scheme, but they're long enough you can hide/code stuff into them. I've done that with a couple sonnets I wrote and it's a great challenge and really fun!
Thats still your best Haiku. I think you should include it in one of your paintings. Keep at it and post your favorites. XO
At first, I was like Nuh-uh! But then I read it more slowly and thought Ohhhh. Yeah! Very nice. =-)
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