New Form
For this month, Matt and I have decided to forego the haiku. Instead, we agreed upon a 5x5 form: five lines total, five syllables per line. Not that big of a stretch, but it's something new.
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"come celebrate / with me that everyday / something has tried to kill me / and has failed." |
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