Taijitu
Forum Meta => Archive => Arts and Entertainment Archive => Topic started by: Corgi on June 23, 2011, 12:50:54 PM
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Boat masts like vague trees
Everything is gray and fuzzy
Half Moon Bay five AM
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That was no haiku
five, seven, five syllables
make a true haiku
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Ooooh... Haiku! Let me try:
Cactus stands outside
So majestic and prickly
That is what she said.
Sky obscured by smog
There is only emptiness
That is what she said
I am so hungry
I take a potato chip
and then I eat it
Minister of Lulz
is not so good at haiku
only daily polls
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Cthulhu so scary,
Mind breaking horror dooming,
Love crumbles screaming.
How was that?
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Dark in Arkham's stacks
De Vermiis Mysteriis
lingers out of reach
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That was no haiku
five, seven, five syllables
make a true haiku
Considering that true haiku uses Japanese sound groups (or on) in a single line, I go with: In japanese, the rules for how to write Haiku are clear, and will not be discussed here. In foreign languages, there exist NO consensus in how to write Haiku-poems.
So I try to stick to seasonal elements and observations on humanity amongst nature.
Besides my syllable countered said it was right. :P
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Bulsu Dajoh cē
Mōl'si'n heh tiro
Ses niolpekō
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The CIA dog
Guy Kazama must be killed
I am CHAIRMAN STEVE
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I love your mother
Not like that, you creepy perv
She makes nice cookies
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she does so indeed,
her cookies poison your mind,
diabetic hell