Writing on the Fly #3: Neuron Dance (A Haiku)
In my head words live.
Neurons fire chemical pens.
I dream; stories wake.
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Love the haiku. I have chemical pens in my head when I dream too, but sadly when I wake the next morning, I can’t read the handwriting.
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Haha. 🙂
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I love your haiku.
I dream so many stories but when I wake up they almost all vaporise.
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That is exactly how I feel stories come about! They are all dormant, waiting to be woken and spread across the page!
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Unfortunately, sometimes that happens at three a.m.!
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Some of my best thinking occurs when I’m sleeping. Thank goodness for cell phones and Google Keep, were it not for this app I’d forget.
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I used to keep a dream journal. I suppose now there is an app for everything. 🙂
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Welcome to the world of technology, everything is changing with apps 😉
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Tara, your haiku is just amazing. I think the key to meaningful Haiku is what I call “curating words” – juxtaposing words in a new and fresh way that we haven’t seen before. You’ve done this so nicely! 🙂
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Thanks! It’s my favorite haiku I have written 🙂
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Your haiku! Huzzah! I love that last line especially.
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Much thanks!
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A fabulous haiku. Perfect succinct thought.
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Thank you 🙂 I appreciate it.
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Reblogged this on Dream Big, Dream Often.
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