Haiku of the Day (Raquel)
February 2, 2009 by sharppointythings
same old new ideas
swirling in my brain–
but how to get them out?
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Pacing sometimes works for me. I think about how ridiculous I must look, which amusement relaxes me which helps me think. (Weird, huh?) Thanks for the haiku.
Great poem. I love the equivocal possibilities of “get them out” — meaning either “get rid of” or “get them out of the realm of ideas into a more concrete form”.