SFReader.com : Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Book Reviews & more      SFWatcher.com : Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Movie Review



  Home | Log In | Register | Calendar | Search | Help
   
SFReader Forums > Writing > Poetry > a cryptoku...  Forum Quick Jump
 
New Topic Post Reply Printable Version
[ << Previous Thread | Next Thread >> | Show Newest Post First ]

RHFay
Sage



Email Address Not AvailablePersonal Homepage Not AvailablePrivate Messaging Not AvailableAIM Not AvailableICQ Not AvailableY! Not AvailableMSN Not Available
Date Joined Nov 2007
Total Posts : 1722
 
   Posted 4/27/2008 4:02 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.

mountain snows
marked by tracks
wildman trail

***

This is one I did just for fun, which is a bit different than the majority of the poems I have written lately. I have always had an interest in unknown animals and the unexplained, so I thought I would come up with something in honour of Bigfoot, Yeti, and the other "hairy hominids" seen around the world. Thus, a "cryptoku", meaning a speculative (or maybe not so speculative) haiku with a cryptozoological theme.  (And, no, I'm not really serious about calling it a "cryptoku".)


"I'm going to do what the warriors of old did. I'm going to recite poetry!" 
 
Richard H. Fay - Azure Lion Productions 
Back to Top
 

MysticWino
anarchist fringe monkey boddhisatva



Email Address Not AvailablePersonal Homepage Not AvailablePrivate Messaging Not AvailableAIM Not AvailableICQ Not AvailableY! Not AvailableMSN Not Available
Date Joined May 2007
Total Posts : 1632
 
   Posted 4/28/2008 2:35 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Seeing 'crypto' makes me want to see a code hidden in there somewhere.
Very interesting. This whole bigfoot thing seems to be quite . . . public . . . lately.


Read me soon in The Return of the Sword!
Blog: http://bitterhermit.wordpress.com
Buy wine: http://fringemonkey.org
Poetry Blog: http://fringemonkey.wordpress.com

Back to Top
 

RHFay
Sage



Email Address Not AvailablePersonal Homepage Not AvailablePrivate Messaging Not AvailableAIM Not AvailableICQ Not AvailableY! Not AvailableMSN Not Available
Date Joined Nov 2007
Total Posts : 1722
 
   Posted 4/28/2008 2:57 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
I have more than a passing interest in Bigfoot, and I don't have the luxury of ignoring it because my wife actually saw one. And I had some experiences of my own that hinted at the existence of a Bigfoot right in our former neighbourhood. (You apparently don't have to go in the middle of nowhere to have an encounter as long as there are woods nearby.)

I believe that if more scientists opened their eyes and actually looked at the evidence already gathered, they would at least acknowledge the need for further investigation into the phenomena.


"I'm going to do what the warriors of old did. I'm going to recite poetry!" 
 
Richard H. Fay - Azure Lion Productions 
Back to Top
 

H.P. Lovesauce
Necronomicondiment



Email Address Not AvailablePersonal Homepage Not AvailablePrivate Messaging Not AvailableAIM Not AvailableICQ Not AvailableY! Not AvailableMSN Not Available
Date Joined Jul 2007
Total Posts : 585
 
   Posted 4/30/2008 7:28 AM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
By what flame of life
was the manlike moth compelled
to land among us?

I dug the meaning of "cyptoku" immediately.
Back to Top
 

RHFay
Sage



Email Address Not AvailablePersonal Homepage Not AvailablePrivate Messaging Not AvailableAIM Not AvailableICQ Not AvailableY! Not AvailableMSN Not Available
Date Joined Nov 2007
Total Posts : 1722
 
   Posted 5/6/2008 8:05 PM (GMT -4)    Quote This PostAlert An Admin About This Post.
Ha ha! Mothman! One of the weirdest things in the annals of the unexplained.

Love that one. Cool.


"I'm going to do what the warriors of old did. I'm going to recite poetry!" 
 
Richard H. Fay - Azure Lion Productions 
Back to Top
 
New Topic Post Reply Printable Version
 
Forum Information
Currently it is Tuesday, October 14, 2008 1:05 AM (GMT -4)
There are a total of 81,866 posts in 6,588 threads.
In the last 3 days there were 29 new threads and 134 reply posts. View Active Threads
Who's Online
This forum has 1262 registered members. Please welcome our newest member, Deborah Koren.
5 Guest(s), 1 Registered Member(s) are currently online.  Details
crystalwizard