Egg within an egg
A Poem by Rick Puetter
Zen haiku
Egg within an egg
…Zen haiku by Rick Puetter
Egg
within an egg
Children of infinity
Mirror in mirror
©2013 Richard Puetter
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Photographer: Rickroma78. License:
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic. This image has been modified from the original. The original image can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/rickroma78/6162989341/sizes/o/in/photostream/.
© 2014 Rick Puetter
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Dear Rick,
Your poem truly is a powerful parcel of Zen wisdom, in a wonderful representation of the Haiku form. Mixing Zen with Haiku is the perfect marriage of philosophy and poetic form. I especially liked your line "Children of Infinity." You have really crafted a moving depiction of the creation of life with this poem. Beautifully written, my friend.
A short story for you: I remember my mother hard boiling and peeling an egg like this after we were finished using it for an Easter Egg Hunt. I also remember her quartering peppers one Sunday, and finding a perfectly formed miniature within the larger pepper.
Posted 9 Years Ago
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Rick PuetterSan Diego, CA
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So what's the most important thing to say about myself? I guess the overarching aspect of my personality is that I am a scientist, an astrophysicist to be precise. Not that I am touting science.. more..
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