* Seylin looks curiously at Kenji. "Is something going on?"
<HKenji> Sometimes it's hard to see when something is too close to you.
<Seylin> Well, yeah, because then it fills up your field of vision and you 
really can't make out what it is anymore.
<HKenji> Or you just aren't looking for it.
<Seylin> You overlook it because it's always there, yeah.
<Seylin> But why are you telling me this now?
<HKenji> Because sometimes all it takes is a little prod from the right 
direction to open someone's eyes.
<HKenji> Open up your eyes, see the wonder of friendship, in all its glory.
<HKenji> Hmm.  Needs work.
* Seylin looks slightly puzzled. "Well, I do appreciate my friends. All of them. 
Do you think I've been neglecting them lately?"
* HKenji blinks and his eyes widen suddenly. "Aha!"
* Seylin tilts her head. "What?"
* HKenji reaches into the sleeve of his kimono, withdraws a brush, pot of ink, 
and a small rectangle of paper, and quickly dashes off a haiku on it.
* Seylin watches curiously.
* HKenji blows softly on the paper to dry the ink, and then hands it to Seylin. 
[Open up your eyes, see the wonder of friendship, maybe something more.] 
"There."
<HKenji> A little blunt, perhaps, but it gets the job done, I expect.
<Yu-Mei> [ Groovy. It's a haiku. ]
* HKenji turns and ambles back towards the two archers.
* Seylin takes it. "It's very pretty. Thank you! I'll have to keep it in mind."