Jan 112010
She yawns like a kitten.
I tuck her into bed.
Good night, sweet Heart.
She yawns like a kitten.
I tuck her into bed.
Good night, sweet Heart.
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This was so sweet. You’re going to get a rep as a softy if you aren’t careful.
*sings along* ….so I really must say…goodnight sweetheart….goodnight…..
[your ears can be grateful that I'm singing along IN TEXT]
I like this format. What’s the difference between a “smudge” and a really short poem or haiku?
Thanks for such an enthusiastic comment. I like this format too. Here’s what I think the differences are: A haiku has the 5-7-5 syllable structure and traditionally [although not strictly among modern writers] had themes of nature. Smudge is a term I got from the Blink|Ink site [where you were recently published] and they don’t exactly define it. It appears to be a form of nanofiction that I would have called a vignette [but I already used that term for something else here]. As for what distinguishes a smudge from a really short poem, I would guess the eye of the beholder. ~Tim
I just wanted to give you an opportunity to air out your lecturing voice…wasn’t looking for a plug…
[grins at you]
But thanks!
:0)
You’re welcome, of course. ~Tim