Image by Alexas_Fotos from Pixabay
time slips by, losing our minds...
and sometimes our hair.
Dedicated to one of the original mad hatters of the blockchain meesterboom, from one slightly unhinged writer to another... cheers... it's beer Saturday 🍻
Image by Thomas H. from Pixabay
of butt and I can not lie;
ain't gonna deny.
Dedicated to buttcoins, one of my oldest friends on the steem blockchain... there's enough butt in this picture to mint a whole chest of buttcoins brother 🍻
Image by Free-Photos from Pixabay
in train windows - point and click.
Change with perspective.
Dedicated to soyrosa, one of the kindest people I met at steemfest 3... and a really interesting and talented photographer... although a little obsessed with trains 😉
Image by Fernando Gimenez from Pixabay
grace and poise beyond compare;
oops... slipped off the chair.
Dedicated to evecab, one of my favorite people on steem... always positive and ready to kick ass both figuratively and literally. P.s. Eve... I joke of course, I know you would never slip off your chair.... much too highly trained in balance and combat skillz 😉
This is my final day in the month long odyssey that has been the Month of Daily Haiku Challenge. Lol, this self imposed challenge has taken me through highs and lows, starting by exploring natural environments, then man vs nature, before moving on to traditional Haiku, and finally technology. These themes have kept me interested and provided a decent structure in this poetic exploration of my thoughts.
Ha ha, but for this last day I just wanted to be a bit silly and have some fun. So as I looked at various pictures on Pixabay I decided to pick the ones that jumped out at me for reminding me of certain aspects of steemians I've interacted with on the steem blockchain and write a poem in tribute to them. Please don't shoot the messenger if you don't get my sarcastic Brit humor.... I channel the spirit of a dead gurkha to populate the marrow that runs through my slightly crazy funny bone. It's not my fault... honest 😆
For those people who don't know, a Haiku is a traditional form of Japaneses poem that doesn't need to rhyme but must follow a strict syllabic structure. Each line must contain a set amount of sylablles like so:
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