Can you haiku?

Agee

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Saw this in the recent edition of USA Today. Wondered if there are any haiku artisans out there?

What's haiku? The ancient form of Japanese poetry is composed of three lines, with five syllables in the first, seven syllables in the second and five syllables in the third.

-The Farm-

Cows Hens and them dogs

Barnyard animals not here

Moo Cluck Cluck Bow wow
 
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jazz lady

~*~ Rara Avis ~*~
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Airgasm said:
Saw this in the recent edition of USA Today. Wondered if there are any haiku artisans out there?

What's haiku? The ancient form of Japanese poetry is composed of three lines, with five syllables in the first, seven syllables in the second and five syllables in the third.

-The Farm-

Cows Hens and them dogs

Barnyard animals not here

Moo Cluck Cluck Bow wow Bow wow
:lmao: Very fitting for the forums but...

5-7-7 ?

:confused:

Anyway...haven't done this for awhile...

K not here this week
Sad morose days without sun
She'll ketchup when back

Board mommy rules here
Velvet glove on iron fist
Tough but tender love
 

Agee

Well-Known Member
FromTexas said:
Get your Haiku scored
Send to Kwillia by PM
She will answer soon
:killingme
Man she's going to have a full box...

BTW, Kwillia is four syllables. :cheers:
 

Agee

Well-Known Member
jazz lady said:
:lmao: Very fitting for the forums but...

5-7-7 ?

:confused:
Reading comprehension is my friend, :whack: Nothing gets by the grammulator

jazz lady said:
Anyway...haven't done this for awhile...

K not here this week
Sad morose days without sun
She'll ketchup when back

Board mommy rules here
Velvet glove on iron fist
Tough but tender love
:lmao:
 

jazz lady

~*~ Rara Avis ~*~
PREMO Member
Airgasm said:
Reading comprehension is my friend, :whack: Nothing gets by the grammulator
:lol: It's all good. I was just a little confused. Some things get by me, but then FT catches 'em and has a field day. :tantrum

:diva:

Maybe I need to do one for you. :bubble: Hmm... :putsonthinkingcap:
 

FromTexas

This Space for Rent
K_Jo said:
I give it three: kwill-e-ah

Since I have first been here, I pronounce it Kwill-ya (I am from Texas) -- Like, you better watch out because she is going to Kwill Ya! (I add the Ya but pronounce it "uh" actually.. But I see it read as Kill ya)

Maybe her first posts just got me imagining her as a knife wielding psychopath. :shrug:
 
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K_Jo

Pea Brain
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FromTexas said:
Since I have first been here, I pronounce it Kwill-ya (I am from Texas) -- Like, you better watch out because she is going to Kwill Ya!

Maybe her first posts just got me imagining her as a knife wielding psychopath. :shrug:
Well, I think she said she pronounces it "ka-willa" (the same way my husband says it :rolleyes: imagine that).

Texas is sexy. I like your way. :yay:
 

Agee

Well-Known Member
FromTexas said:
Since I have first been here, I pronounce it Kwill-ya (I am from Texas) -- Like, you better watch out because she is going to Kwill Ya!

Maybe her first posts just got me imagining her as a knife wielding psychopath. :shrug:
There are only five words in Websters that start with KW...

KWA, kwacha, kwanza, kwashiorkor, KWIC :ohwell:
 

K_Jo

Pea Brain
PREMO Member
Airgasm said:
There are only five words in Websters that start with KW...

KWA, kwacha, kwanza, kwashiorkor, KWIC :ohwell:
She's not really a word. She's an acronym.
 
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