This one is funny.
NKV and me have been talking about haiku and I decided to write some haiku on gnu (pretty challenging, eh?). Well, there are better "subjects", but I suspect they will mind it if I try to use them.
So here it is...
Last I spoke to him
he was reading Python
he is cute, isn't he?
NKV said it is 5/6/5, but I don't care anyways. :-) Although he admitted that his roomie doesn't really inspire him to write poetry, he tried a quick one.
Free software hacker
uncut beard and shaggy mane
still so lovable
It is obvious that my version is lot more nice and easier to understand... clap clap!!!
About Me
- V
- Bangalore, Karnataka, India
- There is so much about me yet to be discovered by me. Sometimes I end up astonishing myself with the kind of things I can do. Every day is an experiment with life.
8 comments:
Clap Clap indeed. Don't stop at a haiku. Compose an ode now. :)
haiku... checkout the ones on the 404 File not found.
they are cute!
It's 5/7/5, with a season word and a sudden change on the last line...
Dancing lines of code
Floating sadness, but outside
Hot sun and no shade
I think the beauty of Haiku is in it's brevity and restriction.
It's concentrated. Many of them can be expanded into pages of conventional verse.
That's what I was talking about here.
Sorry about this.
./configure
make install and hope it works
snow crash? Use The Source.
5/7/5, season word and all. Or you could just use apt-get, I guess:/
And *damn*, the book's a blockbuster:)
- sb
Yeah, haikus are poignant concentrates. Need to slow down a lot to enjoy these. Wish I knew Japanese though.
- sb
hmmm this explains why at first when reading NKV's blog i thought Aaditya was his girlfriend.
ok, this is a joke, don't bust me!
DK, you are in trouble, I swear to god, $%^&*
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