Love sometimes leads us from reason while giving us reason to go on.
This American Sentence is shared with OpenLink Night #303 at dVerse ~ Poets Pub.
The American Sentence was created by Allen Ginsberg
~ loose American form of haiku, with 17 syllables
~ represented as a sentence
~ reference to a season is not required
~ similar to senryū
~ read more here & here
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This is more than just reasonable good, Ken. Nicel, succinctly presented dichotomy. Well done.
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Thank you, Ron.
We go where the heart takes us.
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So very true, Ken!
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❤
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😀
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I love this American sentence!
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Thank you. 😀
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You’re welcome!
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So much in 17 syllables.
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Thank you. It can be an effective form.
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And so it is!
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Ah, yes. Thank you. 🙂
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Indeed it does! Succinct and skillful.
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Thank you. Sometimes the heart cannot be denied.
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Perfect form for exploring the meaning of words. Love needs no reason. (K)
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It can be masterful. Thank you.
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Passion is often the best reason. 😉
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It certainly works for me!
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Ken,
The force of the paradox is strong here! Loved it.
pax,
dora
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Thank you, Dora.
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Thanks for an awesome American Sentence!!! I love writing and reading them. The best resonate .. like yours.
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Thank you. ❤️
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The heart has is own mind, that’s for sure! Great write! 💞
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😀 Thank you.
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You do the American Sentence so well, Ken. his one is ever so true!
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I like this one a lot. I remember Bjorn used to do Ameican sentences, in italics, with his haibun. They fit very well, like yours would there, with a paragraph of pros.
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I love this form, your short 17 syllables give us more to think about than many poems of 17 or more lines. Love, that great unreasonable reason.
~peace, Jason
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Sometimes, we don’t need a reason. 🙂
Thank you.
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It’s the finest oxymoron there is ❤️ Very succinct ☀️
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🙂 Thank you.
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Love as reason – wonderful to contemplate. Thanks for this.
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And thank you for reading. 🙂
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🙋🏻♀️
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Profound, Ken!
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Thank you, Susi. 🙂
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You’re very welcome, Ken! 🙂
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