livekatie invited people to send her haikus. Hehe, I remember writing haikus sometime during my K-12 career. So, here's mine. If you want to share one, just drop a comment. A haiku is three lines, the first and last are 5 syllables, the second line is 7 syllables.
Bush wants a war now
We must resist such a war
By any means proper
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"Seventeen syllables is no arbitrary number. It equals one healthy lungful of air.
Traditional haiku collections are arranged by seasons of the year. A proper haiku is glued to its season....It includes 'season words' called kigo, to hint at where we are on the calendar"
here's a nice one...
Danger lurks, where a
crushing avalanche of white
has buried my desk.
and another favourite...
In adversity,
just what does the Wise One do?
And where is Square One?
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