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troll alert Jul 29th, 2002 07:54 PM

Yamamoto go<BR>revoke your visa, kick your can<BR>crawl back under bridge<BR>

pup Jul 29th, 2002 08:35 PM

ok puss,pup will try again:O)~

puss Jul 29th, 2002 08:41 PM

You can do it Pup<BR>I have lots of faith in you.<BR>The puppy poet.

SA Jul 29th, 2002 09:03 PM

this is kind of fun<BR>why does someone always whine<BR>every where I go

Rex Jul 30th, 2002 03:54 AM

A pair:<BR><BR>No MPD. Not<BR>even one personali-<BR>ty. Best wishes, me.<BR><BR>Better to laugh at<BR>oneself. Petty types laugh at<BR>others. Burma Shave.<BR>

American Woman Jul 30th, 2002 04:20 AM

<BR>At Fodor's I roost.<BR>Will not get fired from work.<BR>Slaves have to be sold.<BR>-----<BR>Haggis, oh haggis.<BR>Gagging at the thought of it.<BR>Why is it in tube?<BR>-----<BR>Gypsies near our tour.<BR>I stop to read their bright signs.<BR>Have you seen my purse?<BR>-----<BR>Mephisto or Clarks?<BR>Maybe Birkenstock or SAS?<BR>Just so they're not white!<BR>-----<BR>Are my arms covered?<BR>Cathedral at twelve o'clock.<BR>Forgot I'm in shorts!<BR>

Spanky Jul 30th, 2002 04:38 AM

Eagle soars swiftly<BR>my heart would fly away too<BR>earthbound I must be

Art Jul 30th, 2002 04:47 AM

What a load of crap this is<BR>My 7 yr old son <BR>can do better

non Jul 30th, 2002 04:57 AM

Better than you Art<BR>Probably.<BR><BR>

PupDidIt Jul 30th, 2002 05:07 AM

Happy is the pup<BR>who travels everywhere free<BR>his mama loves him.

take Jul 30th, 2002 06:08 AM

<BR><BR>Even in Haiku<BR>Rex thinks only of himself<BR>This is nothing new

joe Jul 30th, 2002 06:16 AM

Uncle Sam, Not Found<BR>Can Find No One To Cut Down<BR>His Poor Spelling Abounds

TOP Jul 30th, 2002 01:00 PM

TP

puss Jul 30th, 2002 02:11 PM

Oh Pup you did it<BR>I knew you had it in you!<BR>Much better than Art

Haiku Jul 30th, 2002 02:16 PM

Wasted efforts here<BR>trying to be so clever<BR>alas not to be

Kelsey Jul 30th, 2002 04:14 PM

To take a bow:<BR><BR>Bitter jealousy<BR>and anonymity too<BR>Mudslingers diet<BR>

Lucy Jul 30th, 2002 04:23 PM

Seen in the harbour<BR>a whale frolicking freely.<BR>Beautiful Sydney

Rocky Jul 30th, 2002 04:33 PM

<BR>Wafting smoke brings smile -<BR>Memories last forever -<BR>A'dam, d&eacute;j&agrave; vu ~<BR><BR>

Andrea Jul 31st, 2002 06:25 AM

<BR>Started observing<BR>Did not want to interfere<BR>But correctors need correcting<BR><BR>Ok, so I'm the first to admit that I am a HORRIBLE haiku writer. But I had to jump in to defend the non-5-7-5 writers, particularly from those posters who were both wrong AND vitriolic.<BR><BR>A TRADITIONAL haiku has two elements: a 5-7-5 structure, and a seasonal reference. <BR><BR>There are many, many other guidelines about what makes a haiku a "real" haiku, but 5-7-5 and a seasonal reference are both necessary-but-not-sufficient elements of a TRADITIONAL haiku. It doesn't make much sense to insist on one element without even mentioning the other.<BR><BR>There are, however, probably MORE non-traditional haikus in existance than traditional ones (even among "real" poets in Japan). So, in that vein&pound;¬ I will try again&pound;º<BR><BR>Going to Paris<BR>Is there anything to see&pound;¿<BR>Can I wear tennies&pound;¿

Pompous asses and Jul 31st, 2002 07:12 AM

Complying with the seasonal reference requirement:<BR><BR>Pedantics always<BR>put in their two cents here.<BR>Runs from June to May.<BR><BR>


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