Ez-Pz Writes – 4/9/2022

35 thoughts on “Ez-Pz Writes – 4/9/2022”

1. Interesting word ‘gravitino’ – a bit beyond my grasp, that kind of science.
   The scene does look magical 🙂

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   1. Thank you, Jules. 😉

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   2. This is a simply wonderful. The format seems simple yet complex

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      1. Pi-ku is fun, as is Tau-ku, haiku, tanka, renga… some scientific terms baffle me though 🙂

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      2. Me too but I love the thrill of the chase, so to speak.

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      3. Always fun to learn new stuff! 🙂

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      4. Indeed, it is!😉

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      5. 🙂

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      6. Haha… i even wonder how the names were coined or clipped or whatever 😄 Sounds hilarious 😂

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      7. The haiku, as well some of the others are Japanese forms of poetry. It’s interesting to learn about how the named originated. 😉

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      8. Yes, it is. Poetry is beautiful in its completely diverse forms. Amazing formats they are, I agree.

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      9. The history of launguage development is very interesting!! When I look up words it is fun to see archaic meanings.

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      10. Needa take that more closely and explore language history and development. This is interesting to know.

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      11. Thank you so much, Lamittan! 😊

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      12. Most welcome, dear Eugi. Always. 💖

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2. Your images are always so vivid… my attempt at Piku poetry; here https://myforever.blog/2022/04/09/piku-poetry-inspired-by-eugenia/

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   1. Thank you, Myrna! 😉

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3. Piku is a new form on me!

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   1. The Piku originated from Pi Day celebrated March 14th (3/14) around the world. Thus the 3/1/4 syllable count.

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      1. Thank you for the additional information, Eugi!

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      2. Most welcome, Liz!

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4. Love it! Thanks for sharing, Eugi. ❤ xo

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   1. Thank you, Bette! xo

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5. Oh wow! Well penned Eugenia. Few words…powerful meaning.

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   1. Thank you, Suzette!

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      1. Always a pleasure.
         P.S. I am enjoying your book “Mama, me and Mother Nature” – “Technicolor dreams Memories of a patchwork sky” – sublime!

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      2. Thank you for your delightful comment, Suzette! I am glad you are enjoying my book! ❤️

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      3. A delight indeed, Eugenia. Happy Creating!😊

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6. Nicely done and explained

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   1. Thank you, Sadje!

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      1. You’re welcome Eugenia

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7. Piku? How interesting, especially to a haikuist. 👍

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   1. Yes, the short and syllabic poetry forms are interesting and fun, IMO!

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8. Eugi, you sent me to Wikipedia for a science lesson. An engaging Piku! ❤

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   1. Thank you, Cheryl!

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