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Haikus
March 14, 2012
People don’t listen,
Especially to haikus
They count syllables
I’m not a racist
This kimono is comfy
Oh, I get it now.
Nothing ruins rain
Like being the one loser
With an umbrella
I don’t know Morse code.
Dots and dashes mean to me,
World War II was hard
She snapped a photo
Unfortunately for us,
It was the last one
Five syllable phrase
Now one with two more than that
Now we’re back to five
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