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J. Diego’s “Haikus from Hell”

Filed under “Web Links” and “Writing”
by Adam at 12:32 AM on March 28, 2005

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J. Diego may be the best haiku artist you’ve never heard of. Check out these gems:

Element

cold buzzing red glow
martini shaped noble tubes
neon miracle

the boiling water
outside the chemistry class
dropped the lithium

rare earth actinide
tribute to the golden state
californium

Fester

mouth lightbulb like sun
christopher lloyd’s marquee role
this sexy bald man

chill night in graveyard
while gomez blows up his trains
brother digs for bones

autumn slanting light
on new yorkers of my youth
monk-robed cartoon ghoul

Go read more now. You can thank me later. :)

Adam is a web developer and graphic designer who lives and works in south-central Kansas. He likes to speak his mind, both here and in his business blog. He only rarely writes about himself in the third person, honest. If you’d like to work with Adam, drop him a line.

4 Comments »

  1. wait till I tell him, he will be so pleased!

    m

    Comment by michelle — March 29, 2005 @ 1:22 pm

  2. Yeah, I found his work through a link in your sidebar. He’s a friend of yours, I guess?

    Comment by Adam M. — March 29, 2005 @ 3:40 pm

  3. Hey Adam,

    Thanks a lot for the posting! I’ve been watching your site since and I’m enjoying it.
    JD

    Comment by JDiego — April 28, 2005 @ 12:23 pm

  4. Hey, thanks for stopping by! Glad you’re liking my blog. I’ve been checking in on your haikus occasionally, too. Good stuff!

    Comment by Adam Messinger — April 28, 2005 @ 6:55 pm

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