The True Haiku and Its Origins

Posted on March 25th, 2009 in Style by Adam Henry Sears
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I’ve seen many “takes” on the idea of what a true haiku is supposed to look like lately, but even though there have been some brave and near-successful attempts, because no one seems to quite get it, I thought it best to put up front, sooner than later, the true definition of haiku and its origins.

The Art of Words: Six Websites That Honor Word Usage

Posted on March 13th, 2008 in Writing by Nelson Doyle
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There is no question that words are beautiful and every language is unique. For some people the mastery of words come from a deep-rooted interest in word origins and translations. While other people amazedly create new ways the world uses the words that their culture has to use. Let’s take a look at how people are using the words we use today.

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