First I form five words
Then a seven's and a five's
I got a haiku!
The limbic system. Yeah, that's where neurobiologists discovered our emotions are arranged intricately inside the brain.
There are theorists who profess that "cognitive activity—in the form of judgments, evaluations, or thoughts—is necessary for an emotion to occur." There are also several disciplinary approaches to study emotion.
But in this series, I'm concerned with 'commonplace' emotions, those feelings which we experience in our daily life. I found in haiku the ideal place to capture the superficial sense and smell.
Then a seven's and a five's
I got a haiku!
The limbic system. Yeah, that's where neurobiologists discovered our emotions are arranged intricately inside the brain.
There are theorists who profess that "cognitive activity—in the form of judgments, evaluations, or thoughts—is necessary for an emotion to occur." There are also several disciplinary approaches to study emotion.
But in this series, I'm concerned with 'commonplace' emotions, those feelings which we experience in our daily life. I found in haiku the ideal place to capture the superficial sense and smell.
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