Plato’s Closet: store
name has me thinking, would that
not just be togas?
skat@2017
Bonus Rune:
Cutting out coffee:
Now I’m counting my words, but
not my syllables.
skat@2017
P.S. The first rune has been corrected, but some of you may have caught the error – unless you’ve given up coffee too. 😉
My Life In Runes ... 
Regarding the first; I’m surprised Plato needs a closet. I thought the Greeks kept things out in the open. And for the second; coffee is the devil. I gave it up years ago. May be good for the liver, but it’s hell on the nerves. Good for you.
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I’m surprised too! Although, there is that whole “gift” thing, so perhaps they are not as forthcoming as we think.
I do love tea.
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Tea is good.
Damn good.
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What’s your brand? I’m drinking Typhoo right now, but usually I prefer an organic black tea. I do love Lapsang Souchong though.
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Togas and sandals?
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Of course! I’m just not a shoe person. I wear them, but I don’t own closetful.
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A whole new venture, perhaps?
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Both nice haikus, and I missed the miscount.
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I am not understanding what the error is
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Ah, the error was in the syllable count; I counted the number of words in the last line (there were five), but there were too many syllables for a typical haiku. I made the correction by adjusting my choice of words.
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Oh that is alright. I have read that our syllables do not match up with traditional haiku count anyhow when translated so I don’t count too much on my fingers anymore. 1 syllable one way or the other doesn’t really matter as much as form
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I know that this should be true; but I’m far too much of a Type-A personality to let it go. 😦
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Bill, perhaps it will be an off-shoet!
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