How I love pancakes.
Buttery and golden brown.
A son back from war.
Buttery and golden brown.
A son back from war.
Corndogs are the best.
Ketchup only please, Thank you.
Birds of a feather.
Why is it snowing?
I long for warmth and sunshine.
A land shark at sea.
I want a scooter
Must save money for Peace Corps
A dried up stream bed
Why is my work dull?
I have plenty to do here.
A lazy squrirrel.
11 comments:
did you partake in some of the LSD spiders stash. if so, that was awesome. I no nothing about poetry...let alone haikus. pass the ketchup.
Haiku For Fonzie (In traditional 5-7-5 sylable form)
SNAP! The fingers CRACK!
And all the pretty girls go
Haiku for Fonzie
Thank you. I'll be here all night.
I love ketchup. Spicy ketchup is even better. It clears out your sinuses while thrilling your pallate.
I need to get this book for Darla. Everytime I see that cat I think of her.
Alas, they cost too much!
oooo! Fonzie poems? That one made me laugh out loud! LOVE IT!
i remember reading that one of the forms of haiku had to have a metaphor as the last line. like summing up your feelings in the fist two lines with a metaphor creating a mental image with nature. hence all the goofy last lines in my haikus. i don't know if this is accurate. everyone seems to have their own rules....
here's one about today:
Wheat Pasta is Gross
Healthy be damned! I want taste!
A Mill of Sawdust.
Haikus are easy
They don't even have to make sense
Refrigerator
Almost did it well
one too many syllables
nice try though, old chap
This is timely--you guys should submit:
Gnarls Barkley is conducting a haiku contest on the band's official website, gnarlsbarkley.com.
The poem can be based on the following themes: Solitude, Pineapple, or some mixture of both.
The winning haiku will be chosen by A.B. Vidal, Chief Exectuve of St. Elsewhere (a.k.a. Emerson Dameron, a college friend of Danger Mouse).
According to the website post, Mr. Vidal writes "I reserve the right to be as arbitrary as I like in my decision-making. Enter as many times as you like. The winner will receive an as-yet undisclosed prize."
Many creations have already been posted, such as the following by James Peace Coleman: "In This Lonely World ... all i see are pineapples ... scurrying blindly."
For more information or to post your haiku, visit www.gnarlsbarkley.com.
~Jade
my blog is empty
comments needed, so few
to be seen
pineapple
thoughts that are frazzled
way too much time spent online
oh look, a new post
That is amazing!
Denny made a new blog post!
Different story here.
Cassie your haikus
Are really super and neat
Warm and cozy too!
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