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    According to the poet I'm quoting, "it's okay to work towards statement. But you should know what you're doing with image first. Otherwise it's just an opinion, not a poem." I agree with him. Image is paramount. That being said, I have violated his mandate a few times. Then again, he's not a stickler for the number of syllables rule. The two poets in question are renowned North Carolina writers and editors. (No, I was not in the pink tee shirt. That was a man who was wearing a tee with poetry printed on it.)

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    According to the poet I'm quoting, "it's okay to work towards statement. But you should know what you're doing with image first. Otherwise it's just an opinion, not a poem." I agree with him. Image is paramount. That being said, I have violated his mandate a few times. Then again, he's not a stickler for the number of syllables rule. The two poets in question are renowned North Carolina writers and editors. (No, I was not in the pink tee shirt. That was a man who was wearing a tee with poetry printed on it.)

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    Haiku: Poets at Odds

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    According to the poet I'm quoting, "it's okay to work towards statement. But you should know what you're doing with image first. Otherwise it's just an opinion, not a poem." I agree with him. Image is paramount. That being said, I have violated his mandate a few times. Then again, he's not a stickler for the number of syllables rule. The two poets in question are renowned North Carolina writers and editors. (No, I was not in the pink tee shirt. That was a man who was wearing a tee with poetry printed on it.)

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    Haiku: Poets at Odds

    ©2010 All Rights Reserved, D. L. Guerra

    “Statement, not haiku,”


    Groused bespectacled poet.

    Pink-teed colleague balked.

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