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Profession art, philanthropy
Do you want children? Undecided/Open
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Interests
| asymmetry | provoking search-engine serendipity | doing things the olde-fashioned way | | designing theoretical constructs | building simple machines | arranging cut-dried flowers | | practicing kind generosity | rubbing things the right way | intending limitless possibilities | | translating texts literally | denoting memetic drift | wrestling with my consciousness | | pairing perfect combinations | writing uncollected essays | amending the status quo | | seeking my true porpoise | keeping sharks at bay | researching the opposition | | catapulting the propaganda | expecting the unexpected AND being pleasantly surprised | joining dependent clauses | | AND adding logical conjunctions | | |
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About Me
I'm a no-good, low-down, dirty double-dealer, with a sleeveful of aces and a stake in the game (I cheat when I play Go Fish!). I've been an understudy to greatness, and an adviser to the stars. I'm a first-rate second banana, and a three-time regional goofball champion! I try to learn something new every day. I've got a heart made of gold and a healthy respect for leprechauns. I am a jester in the court of disaster, and the high bailiff of the low tide. I've been abolished approximately twice. I hold fast but drive slow(ly). I dot my tees and cross my eyes. I forget to breathe sometimes. I mind my peas and queues while listening to podcasts in the garden. I have several projects in development, but one project that I have in production involves kites and cranes and several haiku scrawled on pieces of paper, folded. I'm an optimists' optimist, even as returns outpace expectations; however, I'm inclined to believe that the light at the end of the tunnel is very similar to the naught at the end of the rope. My raison d'être is anyone's guess, but I would put money on nothing. You would say that I "talk like a sailor"; I would say, "Arrr! 'Tis true ye sweet, yet saucy wench," or, "Aye, me heartie! What ye be expectin' from this spunky seaman?" I don't worship idylls, but I very much enjoy short poems. I'm a needle who dreeeeeams of haystacks; I'm a bicycle, without a fish! I have a lifetime supply of chocolate, and I will protect you from alllll evil. When I'm not saving the world from apathy and indifference, I write poems and play musical instruments.
I seek a practitioner of tea ceremony, a student of ichthyology, a consort, a muse; I prefer super-smart nerdy girls who like to get dirty. You are a little bit raw, but you're nicely refined. You possess a disciplined and celebrated mind. You are ridiculously thoughtful, courteous, and kind. You are many dreamers' dream--but just one seeker's (keeper's?) find. You are open, up front, and you look great from back behind; in fact, you are stacked--the best of all worlds combined! You do not believe in ghosts or god(s), but you hanker for luck from time to time. You rock so hard that you've been permanently barred from boarding commercial vessels. You are as far out as has ever been gone, but you always come back exactly at one. You have an abiding sense of impermanence plus perhaps a holey t-shirt that the Buddha once wore. You keep it real--but not too real. You are a donut around the whole of life, and you are also the silver lining of what would otherwise be a dark and storming cloud. You make love like a runaway train on a downhill grade; like a tornado--in a hurricane. And I'm not saying that you are a busybody--but you multi-task while juggling!
I am deep. You are deep. We're both deep, now get over it.
Haiku for you (and some for me, too)
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life's impermanence is all that remains the same, as the seasons change
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when it's cold outside come, warm yourself by this fire, perennially
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the art of the dodge which lies broken in my yard; rust's sculptured garden
For me, haiku is a synthetic meditation, a poem which is hidden, but is found in translation; an interpretation of an observation, conveying essence of pure distillation.
Haiku are sometimes daunting, sometimes obscure, sometimes haunting; but once you knew you loved haiku, more haiku you were wanting.
Good haiku can be sweet and sublime, like a fresh cherry blossom, or a taste of new wine. (They are) terse with every verse, to the last, from the first, because the meter must be neater than the rhyme!
First Date
i. perhaps we'd meet for herbal teas;
ii. or we could do whatever you please;
iii. we could start our own gang and tag up turf;
iv. we might toss a football around or have a staring contest;
v. we could play musical instruments together;
vi. or we might teach each other new skills. for example, i could teach you how to tuna guitar, and you could teach me patience and understanding;
vii. we might bike or go for a hike, and go as fast or as slow as you'd like;
viii. let's make sushi and feed homeless people;
ix. yabyum 'til the morning comes, then scrambled haiku for breakfast;
x. we could go to the mall and just do whatever comes naturally;
xi. we could go door-to-door cracking down on insurgents;
xii. we could go to nebraska and get lost in the tall-grass prairie;
xiii. we could pop, lock, and rock 'til we've got to stop, drop, and roll;
xiv. we could launch an investigation into the nature of love;
xv. or we could try any combination of the options above (e.g. we could go door-to-door in search of haiku, and/or launch an investigation into the nature of yabyum) internet-dating haikulike box, kite, flying, soars this song, virtually as Autumn winds reign origami cranes are digitally broadcast; sound of the one hand holding these haiku aloft; hunting, gathering the sound of the wind zenryua. a season for change, renewed hope for tomorrow; ¡viva,Obama! b. drunk, disorderly, picked up by the cops again . . . this always happens c. a long time ago in a land far, far away-- haiku was waiting (and some tanka, too!)wishing on a star whose light is brightly shining, rising, oh so high my, aren't we an awed one? you can see it in my eyes! plenty of fishes out in the sea; still, my lines have not caught a thing!
i see you lurking like bottom-dwelling creatures, in nether regions
i'm gonna catch you, and then i'm gonna eat you! wading, patiently

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