35 thoughts on “Haiku: Haiku Heights Paradox”

1. Confusion over paradoxes …. well defined !!!

   • Hee hee–I was going to write one about the barber, but decided that confusion was more my natural state…

2. Nice loving the questions angle

   • Thanks, Bruce–I had fun with it.

3. Yes, indeed and the reason me thinks is –

   ignorance softer
   on probing human minds than
   mild uncertainty

   • Yes–and I so do crave that feather pillow of ignorance sometimes…Great haiku, N!

     • Inspired by your poem, SLD! Now, take a bow!

       • Aw, thanking you–but you should still put it up on your blog, it is so good!

4. Gosh, this is me! Lol. This is over-thinking in a nutshell… The more you think, the more complicated everything becomes. I love your Haiku posts.

   • Oh yes, me too–I analyze EVERYTHING to death. Glad you liked this!

5. I completely understand this. The more I analyze, the more confused I get.

   • yep!

6. awesome Susan and the comments area is filled with fantastic reads as well. Good show lady paradox is a tough word..you wove it well

   • Thanks, Audra! I do hope Noel posts his reply on his blog–he should get comments of his own on such a great haiku

     • I know.. why doesn’t he?

       • Dunno–let’s shout (pretty sure it is in the wee hours in Africa, but work an all caps effort)–NOEL, PLEASE PUT YOUR HAIKU ON YOUR BLOG…..IT ROCKS…

         • DO IT NOEL…come play with us!!

           • hee hee

           • “The only thing I cannot resist is temptation” – Oscar Wilde! Done!

             • Smiling… yea!

             • hahaha–I have the same problem you and Mr. Wilde have…thanks for playing .

7. Well done, Susan and this was a tough one. I enjoy every one of your posts!

   • Oh, Barbara–thank you–you are making me turn all red now

8. Very well done. My brain does that to me too, or I to it, whatever

   • Thanks, Elle–my brain and I beat each other up all the time…

9. well said, and so concisely at that!

   • Jane–thank you! I so love haiku for that forced brevity.

10. I hear Billy Preston… will it go round in circles?

    • Yes! Perfect for this…

11. An apt take on the prompt, Susan. Love the photo

    • Thanks, Celestine. I love that movie, “Night at the Museum,” where they actually made The Thinker an idiot. Have you seen it?

      • Yes, several times. My kids and I love it so. Though the first itme I watched it, I found it scary. Silly of me.

        • It has its moments…really enjoyed it, and also liked the sequel, although I usually do not like sequels!

12. Somehow I think the brain can hold more than we give it credit for.

    Paradox

    • You are right! Mine has not sprung any major leaks yet.

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