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Ongoing, First published Aug 21, 2015
Haiku is defined by Merriam Webster as: an unrhymed verse form of Japanese origin having three lines containing usually five, seven, and five syllables Haiku is a simple yet beautiful form of poetry. While I do appreciate the beauty of poetry and Haikus in particular, this book is (for the most part) comprised of humorous haikus. Ironic Example Haiku: First five syllables Next line seven syllables Again five syllablesAll Rights Reserved
Table of contents
- The Art of HaikuFri, Aug 21, 2015
- ChimichangaFri, Aug 21, 2015
- FeathersFri, Aug 21, 2015
- PepperSat, Aug 22, 2015
- ClassroomMon, Aug 24, 2015
- LavaTue, Aug 25, 2015
- SilenceTue, Aug 25, 2015
- MusicMon, Aug 31, 2015
- SwimMon, Sep 14, 2015
- CoolFri, Sep 25, 2015
- WindSat, Dec 5, 2015
- Sitting ThereSat, Dec 5, 2015
- CappuccinoMon, Dec 14, 2015
- Cappuccino TooMon, Dec 14, 2015
- Irn BruTue, Jul 12, 2016
- SpringTue, Nov 8, 2016
- BunniesTue, Nov 8, 2016
- Life in the ValleyTue, Nov 8, 2016
- PianoTue, Nov 8, 2016
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