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Old 1st September 2016, 10:24 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by Rick
Jose, like Haiku poetry I consider the Javanese Keris as having certain inflexible rules; rules that can be interpreted by the imagination of the maker, but not violated.
Just as with Haiku, you must stay within the parameters of form and it is up to the Smith/Author to make that work beautiful to the beholder.
Great analogy
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