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George Carlin Haiku Memorial Acrostic Invitational

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Thank you for stopping by, and leaving a note in the blog comments section. I have opened this page as a venue dedicated to the art of the eulogy. Even though the masthead is for George, and I personally enjoy reading and writing haiku and acrostics, the invitation is to all poetic and electro-graphic artists who want to pay tribute to any person who is no longer three dimensional. These can be public figures,(Carlin, Russert, Diddley, victims of violence, disaster, accident etc.) for which I will dedicate a blog and open it to public comments and poetic contributions, a more personal hero(Uncle Throckmorton) who might fit in the profile comments, or satirical for the more deserving of final judgment (Fallwell) writer's choice to edit for taste. Although I won't ban a comment for the liberal use of the Seven Words You Can Not Say ("Shit, Piss, Fuck, Cunt, Cocksucker, Motherfucker, and Tits!"), I will draw the line somewhere around graphic descriptions of necrophilia. While I will edit for gratuitous morbidity, and blatant psychosis, I am inviting commentary on all aspects of death, the dying process, and survival. It is a subject I find personally fascinating, as I'm pretty sure it will happen to me, but I want my last hoorah to be attended by poets, artists, mystics, my own readership, and others who get the joke. Death is not something of which one needs to live in terror. I want to add a little fun and beauty to the grieving process. Memorial poetry is a specialized and revered literary tradition in most cultures throughout human history. This will be a place on myspace to leave last respects, share feelings, memories, media, and fellowship with the others here whose loss calls for company. Your one-stop cyber-wake and eulogy center!

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Jane McGrath

Jane McGrath Wife of cricketerspent her days helping othersMcGrath Foundation Jane and her cricketer husband Glenn created the McGrath Foundation in 2002 after she initially recovered from breast c...
Posted by on Wed, 02 Jul 2008 12:14:00 GMT

GEORGE CARLIN - an acrostiku

Haiku is an unrhymed  poem that is usually written in three lines with five syllables in the first line, seven syllables in the second line, and five syllables in the third line. Although traditi...
Posted by on Wed, 02 Jul 2008 04:42:00 GMT

Haiku for Carlin

Haiku for Carlin class clown all grown upthe Lenny Bruce of our daytumbles into nightseventy-one yearscomedian George Carlin understood our worldquite like no otherHippie Dippie Weather Mansaw how ...
Posted by on Thu, 26 Jun 2008 04:20:00 GMT