two senryu dedicated to the novelist
two senryu dedicated to the novelist
staunch admiration
deliberate endurance
boundless willpower
tantamount story
untold realizations
fiction novelist
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Written for:
This week’s theme is: Fiction
Also written for:
Prompt #112 – endurance
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Posted on March 24, 2012, in Haiku Heights, Sensational Haiku Wednesday, You Know that Blog and tagged endurance, fiction, haiku, Haiku Heights, novelist, novelist haiku, prompted haiku, prompted verse, senryu, tolstoy, tolstoy humor, Writing Prompts, You know that Blog. Bookmark the permalink. 13 Comments.
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ZONGRIK 
Thinking I would appear to be so ‘well read’, at 17 I once read War & Peace. It took me three long laborious months after which I could say, I’d read the book but, it’s one that I would never read again. At over 3,000 pages it was just too long and too boring in parts. On the whole, a good story though 🙂
Nice senryu.
good haiku ~ namaste, ^_^
Wonderfully composed Zongrik
Ah, I admire novelists too… I could never hold my attention long enough to do that and my ear for dialogue…. well, I have no ear 😛
I can’t write for so long and for extended periods….very nice set of endurance ~
A thought for the novelist here is apt. What helped Tolstoy to sustain writing such a voluminous book when reading it itself is such a feat!
Hank
I know what you mean. I have had four books published… three non-fiction and a poetry chapbook. The notion of a novel still daunts me!
It certainly takes endurance to write a novel. Nice one.
It indeed needs endurance and willpower to write a novel. Really nice set of haiku:)
Deliberate endurance is how anything, great or small, gets written.
Poppies Lack Endurance
So true about a fiction novelist.
Sorry for the late visit. My internet was acting up. Have a great week.
I can imagine this must be true. Nice dedication to novelists. Enjoyed your haiku.
Clever how the second haiku explains the metaphor as being equivalent to a host of untold realizations. Nicely composed!