Six nations rugby tournament Feb. 5th 2005
Six nations rugby tournament Feb. 5th 2005
Wales 11
England 9
This is a poem
Rob.
England 9
This is a poem
Rob.
Last edited by Rob on Mon Feb 07, 2005 12:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Six nations rugby tournament
well, at the very least it's a try.Rob wrote:Wales 11
England 9
This is a poem
Rob.
Since you asked, Critic2, here is an explanation of "conversion" in the poetic game of rugby union. You may also be interested in checking out the rules on "Rucking and Mauling".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/hi/s ... 028655.stm
Rob.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/hi/s ... 028655.stm
Rob.
NO, NO Rob. the question was far more subtle than that!Rob wrote:Since you asked, Critic2, here is an explanation of "conversion" in the poetic game of rugby union. You may also be interested in checking out the rules on "Rucking and Mauling".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/hi/s ... 028655.stm
Rob.
I asked you what's that then about your short post where I ediited away the words.
scroll down for the answer
a line out.
goddit now?
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Dear Pete,
Do I have your permission to reproduce that beautiful haiku you wrote on Monday, 14th?
I feel you have another haiku in you, maybe something on the theme of England losing (again
) and Ireland winning(again
).
Andrew.
P.S. I was in the middle of writing a "lament" for Scotland, but gave up at half-time!
Do I have your permission to reproduce that beautiful haiku you wrote on Monday, 14th?
I feel you have another haiku in you, maybe something on the theme of England losing (again


Andrew.
P.S. I was in the middle of writing a "lament" for Scotland, but gave up at half-time!
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Well, Andrew, Rob didn't. And how sad his fine words ring. I can almost hear the deeply rooted pain.Andrew McGeever wrote:P.S. I was in the middle of writing a "lament" for Scotland, but gave up at half-time!
Thanks for sharing, Rob. May I suggest a change in the second line?
Instead of "Wales 46-Scotland 22" you could use "Wales four six -Scotland two two" to make the haiku structure more easily visible for those not acquainted with the form.
You could, of course, give this haiku a more cheerful ring by replacing it with:
Welsh zero - Scots twenty-two

Thanks again for sharing.
Cheers
tom