Shallow Thought Wednesday
Every Tuesday late into the night and then very early Wednesday I check my work e-mail over and over again to see if Multmedia Editor and Resident Cheeseburger, Wing, Crab Ball and Tiramisu Expert John Lindner has sent me a Shallow Thought.
This morning I was saddened by this brief e-mail:
Reason I didn't post a timely shallow thought: Slept all night on left side, woke up with only right brain functionality.To make up for it, I'll force myself to compose a food haiku.
Well, folks, it was worth the wait. John came up with the following brilliant effort.
Your contribution to this Shallow Thought Wednesday can be:
a) Discuss the evocative allusions and underlying meaning(s) of John's haiku; or
b) See if you can top it with your own food haiku.
Just as a reminder, a haiku is a Japanese lyric verse form having three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables.
Here's John's: ...

