Love Being Haiku
Some he loved too much,
Some he loved not near enough, Some he loved just right.
Mike Stone
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Some he loved too much,
Some he loved not near enough, Some he loved just right.
Three short lines, and a whole history of love is packed into them. The speaker looks back at the people he has loved and sorts them into three groups: those he gave too much to, those he didn't give enough to, and those he got exactly right. The title, "Love Being Haiku," plays on the form itself.
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