Here's an example of that Portugese flavor found on Rod Siquiera's web site (http://www.lsi.usp.br/usp/rod/poet/hai_rime.html) ...


wet streets ... car by car
midnight hissing outside
ocean's too far ...

Alexey V. Andreyev
alexey@cerc.wvu.edu

Talkin' bout you gone try???

Gurl! I love dis...:toast: I have been in this very predicament on occasion :spin: during summer nights...how did you know?

Good guess maybe....

Thanks for showin' love on this Portugese flava!!

:heart:

N2 :)

N2 ya style is awesome da portugese got much flava
u go gurl !!!!!! lovin it

This isn't "A-typical" of my style $$RICH$$ one~ :) I wish I had it like that (to be able to deem something as mine, that is) however, I was sharing with Joyce yet another variation or 'spin-off' of a haiku -- called a "haikai" having it's own specifications within the traditional 5-7-5 scheme... which is a portugese style of haiku/haikai named after this famous writer Guilherme de Almeida....

Thanks for the read dear one :)
:heart: N2

this is exquisite stuff heah, sis! thank you for edifying as you share your gifts. this is what it should be about...

a

:heart: ya' sustah A... :)

N2

I didn't know nuffin bout haikuuuusesses until y'all showed a ghetto fabulous sista some cul-cha!

Now I know what I like when I read it. I likes dis!

Thank you

Shade

Hey shadeeladee ....

:lol:

Now no one can say you's cul-cha-ly deprived!!

Thank you gurl!! :)

N2

I like i like...explain the scheme for me though...i wanna try...

g-man