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[teaandlightning]

I do not know what the purpose of shocking a person for not using this device is.

It is not that I don't appreciate a communicator's capabilities, but if I want to speak to someone, I much prefer to go to them in person.

Perhaps I should start publishing haiku.

Comments

[forged_anew]

Haiku? What's the point of that?

[teaandlightning]

To be pleasant to read, and to write. It improves morale. Like music night!

[forged_anew]

If you say so...

[teaandlightning]

How are you feeling, nephew?

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[only_one_sonic]

Haiku?

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[teaandlightning]

Yes, a form of poetry. It's very popular in my country.

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[only_one_sonic]

Poetry...

Unit would learn, if subject is willing to instruct.

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[teaandlightning]

I can not by any means claim to be a master of the verse. But perhaps this humble student of the art can pass a few small ideas on to another.

[embracethewaves]

Haiku?... Now that's one way to keep the scientists off your back, huh?

[teaandlightning]

It should prove a diversion.

[embracethewaves]

You never know, it might give them a lesson or two about culture, too.

[teaandlightning]

Perhaps so. One might say we are all ambassadors here.

[witchoftheweek]

I have thought of some possibilities for that question, however, few of them seem to make any sense. Their amusement, perhaps.

You are a poet?

[teaandlightning]

Oh, I would not claim that esteemed title. I merely craft a few lines for my own pleasure.

[witchoftheweek]

Perhaps.

On the other hand, I've found that most who write in any fashion are their own harshest critics.

[child_of_demons]

Ah, you write haiku as well?

[teaandlightning]

I dabble in the art.

[child_of_demons]

Ah, you should definitely talk to Hijikata-san! I think he misses someone who understands haiku.