A Computer wrote this. I'm Scared.

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Your name:	notassuch
Your haiku:	always been the old archetypes forgotten.and they come to him now
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Created by Grahame

Well, okay. Really it's just part of my drabble, but this is not the point.

It's almost real poetry, though. So I refreshed and:

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Your name:	notassuch
Your haiku:	ttm drives me crazy and perhaps because i'm going for it in any case
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Created by Grahame

This isn't really a haiku, but I'm still not sure I like what it implies about my mental state.
( I'll stop when I hit a bad one. )

Well, it failed when it tried to turn my Family Guy fic into poetry. I think it might be giving me a hint, there. (The first one in the cut is really pretty, though. The other is just good advice.)

Also, I was bored today, so I made another icon. I have two now. I feel accomplished.

Just so I don't feel like a spammer I'll do a rec here. I'll probably break down sooner or later and post things of no interest to anyone including me, but it doesn't have to be sooner.

Okay, a Xena rec. It's not a show I followed, but any universe where mythology is real gets me slightly, erm, excited. Rule of Chaos by P.L. Nunn is a great, fast-paced novel about gods, and power, and things hidden in the depths, and the humans caught in the middle. Karen drags out her "And you'll enjoy it even if you're not a fan!" banner. (There's a sequel somewhere too, um, Betrothal, which is shorter and about different things and some of the same things.)

Actually, now that I think of it, I wonder if non-fans might not enjoy the novels I keep pointing at more - because then they're not reading any personal fandom interpretations into the novel, only the words. Hmm...

Not Another One!

I know I promised I'd stop, but!

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Your name:	notassuch
Your haiku:	joy and success and devoted acolytes and beautiful women
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Created by Grahame

I didn't know it was a haiku, although now I wonder if that's why it flowed so nicely in my head. (And I'm getting strange flashes of Newt's old and improved car...)

Crowley's poetic side showing through, I suppose. A curse written in a haiku; I can see how that could be torture. Of course, it isn't the whole curse, but still.