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STEVIE WONDER MONTAGE HAIKUS
STEVIE WONDER MONTAGE HAIKUS
“For Once in My Life”,
a “Ribbon in the Sky” finds
“A Place in the Sun”.
A.J. Chilson
2 February 2009
1:13 AM
“I Don’t Know Why”, “I
Just Called to Say I Love You”.
“That’s What Friends Are For”.
A.J. Chilson
2 February 2009
1:33 AM
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FOREVER
– Dedicated to John F. Kennedy Jr.
forever charming
forever the beloved
forever our prince
A.J. Chilson
15 December 2008
11:42 PM
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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
Just some links to accompany this haiku, which was written for two wonderful entertainers. One, of course, is known as the little girl from The Wizard of Oz singing Over The Rainbow. And the other who might just as well be remembered, in my opinion, for picking up where the other left off. Their names are Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli. Oh, didn’t I mention they were mother and daughter?
http://www.thejudyroom.com/discography/discs/capitol/palldium_lp3_lg.jpg
http://users.deltacomm.com/rainbowz/64judylizapalladiumprep.JPG
mother and daughter
together and forever
singing a duet
A.J. Chilson
12 December 2008
7:27 AM
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MICKEY AND JUDY
Mickey and Judy:
a love match made for movies
to last forever
A.J. Chilson
6 December 2008
8:46 AM
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JAMES DEAN (HAIKU)
James Dean, your life was
full of nonstop adventure.
And now, I live it!
A.J. Chilson
27 November 2008
7:35 PM
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PARIS AND NICOLE (HAIKU)
Paris and Nicole:
What happened with those darlings?
Such fun to watch then.
A.J. Chilson
5 November 2008
4:20 PM
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JUDY GARLAND MONTAGE HAIKU
A montage poem (or in this case, a haiku) is a poem in which song titles from one musical artist (or a band of artists) are used. This is not a form of plagerism, only something created from another’s imagination — just with a series of words (like, in this case, song titles) in which to use to write a poem. In other words, this could be described as a “found poem”.
This haiku here consists of three song titles from Judy Garland, which all appear in the Classic American Voices CD. When composing a haiku with song titles, you can include three or more song titles within the seventeen (5-7-5) syllables allowed. An exception to the rule is also the inclusion of original album titles. The use of words in between song titles are also allowed, so long as the haiku is within syllable count.
“Embraceable You“,
“You Got Me Where You Want Me” –
“Over The Rainbow“.
A.J. Chilson
24 October 2008
2:55 PM
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BENEATH DAY SHADOWS (HAIKU)
* From a Judy Garland song
beneath day shadows
Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart
play on my headphones
A.J. Chilson
24 October 2008
2:45 PM
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