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Traditional Knife Haiku
- Thread starter Pinemoon
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A working blade worn
Telling the laborious tales
A man's hands endured
Telling the laborious tales
A man's hands endured
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A working blade worn
Telling the laborious tales
A man's hands endured
Beautiful picture... Nice words.
A bow and a wave to you.
Fodderwing
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Wonderful James and the image is soft, serene, masterful.
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RayseM
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Through the night it occurred to me how funny and unlikely that CASE or any other knife maker would want their product(s) associated with Hamster Husbandry (especially without spell check
) I wrote that with my French Canadian/Mainah accent .
Isn't it New Hampster?Ray
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A sailor staggers
The wind lashed deck heaves and rolls
Only rope was cut
The wind lashed deck heaves and rolls
Only rope was cut
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Through the night it occurred to me how funny and unlikely that CASE or any other knife maker would want their product(s) associated with Hamster Husbandry (especially without spell check
Ray
Yes, it is New Hampster!
The haiku was ad-worthy save the last line...
But as I said, I think you're on to something.
And it looks like you and I are fairly close to each other.
I'm in the Sebago Lake area.
Ain't that somethin' wicked, Mistah!?
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One of them a lammy?
Prester John
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Stunningly beautiful.Thought some might enjoy a closer look (now that my picture problems are solved!)
To the Spanish blade
Filework, copper and horn
Enraptured for sure
RayseM
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Some wicked sonny.
Imagine that, we are neighbors and neighbors - cool, so we see the same PineMoon rising 
Oh - and yes - a very fine Spanish knife. Just sharpened mine - my EDC of choice for this coming New Year weekend away. Hope I have an excuse to show it off.
Typically I don't haul my knives out to make a show but I always feel them tugging to get out.
Happy New Year fellows!
Ray
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Hermosa.
JTB_5
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Yessiree
Fodderwing
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as cro magnum brow
pondered possibilities
limited and dull
from the depths of earth
a liquid carbon cauldron
in which iron did swim
and while he hurled stone
his progeny wielded sword
giving birth to war
pondered possibilities
limited and dull
from the depths of earth
a liquid carbon cauldron
in which iron did swim
and while he hurled stone
his progeny wielded sword
giving birth to war
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isSome wicked sonny.
Oh - and yes - a very fine Spanish knife. Just sharpened mine - my EDC of choice for this coming New Year weekend away. Hope I have an excuse to show it off.
Happy New Year fellows!
Ray
Haha! That's great. The same pinemoon rising!
"I see the pine moon rising" -- J. Fogerty
Well nice to make your acquaintance, neighbor!
We should get together sometime. How far are you from Sebago?
And thanks for introducing me to Herreros, the blades of Spain.
Like I said, "Well I never been to Spain, but I kinda like the blades there..."
Glad to hear yours is in the pocket this weekend.
