Those Dancin' Prancin' Indians
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This blog has nothing to do with gorillas (though I love 'em)...fellow bloggers have inspired me to share vintage images of Disneyland from my personal collection. But don't be surprised if you see something from a World's Fair, Knott's Berry Farm, or someplace else that is cool!
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10 comments:
Post haiku?
Drum stamp silk leather
Sit in child's questions
Strange words all there
Feather passed the river
Chiana - whoa! I haven't written a haiku since high school. But I always liked their simplicity... sort of like Hemingway poetry.
Still, I'm more of a limerick guy! Preferably naughty.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's not a haiku. A haiku is three lines. First line 5 syllables. Second line seven syllables. Third line 5 syllables.
A haiku has rules
Five, seven, five, line by line
Only three lines long
If he sees a good photo he'll grab it.
With him it's a regular habit.
Aurora's a treat
And Snow White is so sweet
But he'd rather have Jessica Rabbit.
Is that naughty enough?
I sometimes wonder it you could piece together the entire Indian Dance Circle routine with the piles of photos that have been taken and posted online.
@Aaron - true, a decent try at haiku would have to observe the rules of form, plus it's a bit too spare however arranged. 'Tis not a decent try though and I'm even worse at "poetry"!
@HBG2 - Since different tribes were represented at different times, each with their own dances, I doubt it. But one could surely put together a slideshow sure to flatten the heartiest buns.
interesting commentary, Major....not much renders you thus!
both Chiana and HBG2 had some good words to say....better than I could have come up with, that's for sure! I am just enjoying the scenery :-)
Katella, I see you agree with me.
@Aron_Ardle, I remember the haiku rules, but I give Chiana points for breakin' the rules!
HBG2, I think you did an excellent job, and it is just naughty enough (but not too naughty) for this family-friendly blog! And yes, I think one probably could piece together an entire Indian Dance routine with my photos alone. I have tons that I don't even bother scanning.
Chiana, you did OK in my book!
Nancy, I always get the best comments!
Maybe it's a fauxku
How many times have I told you not to work on your blog while you're getting your pedicure? See? You hit the send button before you could write your comments.
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