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26 minutes ago, Ridgewaycynic2013 said:

Reading your version of the haiku, I presumed you were like Amy Poehler's character in 'Deuce Bigalow'.

 

Like in, I have no f'n clue?

Posted
24 minutes ago, Ridgewaycynic2013 said:

No.  Tourette Syndrome.

Google 'Amy Poehler Deuce Bigalow' to see the clip.  Definitely NSFW or church socials. 😁

 

Gonna check it out now. 

Posted
19 minutes ago, BRH said:

Ev'ry goddamn year

People mess up haiku rules

Five, seven, and five.

Wrong! REALLY WRONG! Myth. 

 

Haiku can be anything with 3 lines.  5/7/5 is just traditional. 

 

https://haikuhaikulove.com/2017/haiku-and-the-myth-of-5-7-5/

 

"We’re haiku amateurs. When we started writing haiku we learned, like everyone else, that haiku was written 5-7-5, that is, to use five syllables on the first line, seven on the second, and five more on the third. But, we also learned soon that this is inaccurate. Here are a few resources that elaborate why, so that you don’t need to wonder anymore whether our haiku are real haiku. (They are—they usually suffer from other problems 😬)

Michael Dylan Welch writes in his very useful Haiku Checklist,

How long is your haiku? It’s usually good to write in three lines of about 10 to 17 syllables. In English, haiku don’t have to be in the pattern of 5-7-5 syllables […]. ..."

 

 

 

 

 

Posted
13 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Wrong! REALLY WRONG! Myth. 

 

Haiku can be anything with 3 lines.  5/7/5 is just traditional. 

 

https://haikuhaikulove.com/2017/haiku-and-the-myth-of-5-7-5/

 

"We’re haiku amateurs. When we started writing haiku we learned, like everyone else, that haiku was written 5-7-5, that is, to use five syllables on the first line, seven on the second, and five more on the third. But, we also learned soon that this is inaccurate. Here are a few resources that elaborate why, so that you don’t need to wonder anymore whether our haiku are real haiku. (They are—they usually suffer from other problems 😬)

Michael Dylan Welch writes in his very useful Haiku Checklist,

How long is your haiku? It’s usually good to write in three lines of about 10 to 17 syllables. In English, haiku don’t have to be in the pattern of 5-7-5 syllables […]. ..."

 

 

 

 

 

 

the dude your opinion GIF

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Posted

Klein, Shaq, and Jordan

John Brown and Dean Marlowe too

And now Beasley's back

 

Bease might be a dick

But if he can catch the ball

I don't give a *****

 

You know what that means

The band is back together

Rings for e'eybody!

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Posted
39 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Wrong! REALLY WRONG! Myth. 

 

Haiku can be anything with 3 lines.  5/7/5 is just traditional. 

 

https://haikuhaikulove.com/2017/haiku-and-the-myth-of-5-7-5/

 

"We’re haiku amateurs. When we started writing haiku we learned, like everyone else, that haiku was written 5-7-5, that is, to use five syllables on the first line, seven on the second, and five more on the third. But, we also learned soon that this is inaccurate. Here are a few resources that elaborate why, so that you don’t need to wonder anymore whether our haiku are real haiku. (They are—they usually suffer from other problems 😬)

Michael Dylan Welch writes in his very useful Haiku Checklist,

How long is your haiku? It’s usually good to write in three lines of about 10 to 17 syllables. In English, haiku don’t have to be in the pattern of 5-7-5 syllables […]. ..."

 

 

 

 

 

around here, it's 5-7-5

 

get with the program, lock-man

 

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Posted

Fish heads fish heads

Rolls Polly fish heads

fish heads fish heads eat up yum

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