Only for Michael

Summary

The website content introduces a Haiku Week event dedicated to Michael, featuring a first-time Haiku by Kim McKinney and a call for writing to be challenging.

Abstract

The undefined website content reveals a special event called "DRIVE MICHAEL CRAZY HAIKU WEEK," which is exclusively for someone named Michael. It showcases a Haiku written by Kim McKinney, who is participating in the event despite admitting to its ordinariness. The event seems to be part of a larger challenge that emphasizes the value of creative effort over the quality of the outcome, as indicated by the phrase "you don’t have to be good." Additionally, there is a linked article titled "Stop with the Haiku Already," suggesting a broader discussion about the ease and potential overuse of Haiku writing, with a stance that writing should require more effort.

Opinions

The author, Kim McKinney, expresses humility about their Haiku-writing skills, indicating that the Haiku shared is not necessarily of high quality.
There is an appreciation for the effort and participation in the Haiku Week event, rather than a focus on the perfection of the Haiku form.
The linked article suggests a contrasting opinion that Haiku writing might be too casually approached and that writing should be more demanding.
The event and the linked article both seem to value the process of writing and creativity over the end product, emphasizing participation and personal challenge.

DRIVE MICHAEL CRAZY HAIKU WEEK

Only for Michael

A Haiku about… nothing, really

Stop with the Haiku Already

Writing should be harder than you think.