tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Jul 29 04:39:06 1996
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Re: klingon poems!
- From: "Mark J. Reed" <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: klingon poems!
- Date: Mon, 29 Jul 96 07:38:39 EDT
- In-Reply-To: Your message of Sun, 28 Jul 1996 13:47:34 -0700. <[email protected]>
David:
I'd love to know where the "DaraQ" came from; it wasn't in my original
posting, which I've included below. Perhaps you replied to my original
message and Will got the quoter and quotee mixed up?
But I assure you that the haiku is completely original, and I've got
witnesses. :) Any similarity to one you wrote is completely
coincidental.
Your message, including the quoted message from charghwI':
David Barron <[email protected]> writes:
\ Will Martin writes:
\ > On Wed, 17 Jul 1996 05:04:30 -0700 "Mark J. Reed"
\ > <[email protected]> wrote:
\ >
\ > > Here's a little tlhIngan Hol haiku I wrote...
\ >
\ > > nom vIH chIpbogh taj
\ > > nachDajvo' pumtaH jIbDaj
\ > > tugh chIm volchaHDaj
\ > >
\ > > DaraQ
\
\ Wait!!
\ This resembles a poem I wrote and my Klingon name is DaraQ.
\ I keep thinking this is a modification to one I posted some time ago.
Here's the original message as I sent it out to the list:
Here's a little tlhIngan Hol haiku I wrote. I was talking with a friend
of mine who had just cut her previously very-long hair to shorter than
shoulder-length when one of the other folks in the group challenged me
to prove my knowledge of Klingon by composing a haiku on the spot.
(We have very odd conversations . . . )
That's the background; here's the poem. I don't claim that it's any good,
but you didn't specify "good" in your request. :)
nom vIH chIpbogh taj
nachDajvo' pumtaH jIbDaj
tugh chIm volchaHDaj
[email protected] (Frieder Butzmann) writes:
\ David Barron was metioning a klingon poem in form of a haiku in his mail
\ from July, 9th! Haikus are very short. Could anybody send me a klingon
\ poem or haiku.
\ You know I'm very new in kligon language and to learn a poem or even a
\ haiku by heart could be a good way for me to learn.
\ Thanks for answers!
\
\
\
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