Bitter Haikus
Dog! What good are you?!
You did not eat the cat puke,
so I stepped in it.
Don’t glare at me, cat.
Your stomach would be full if
you hadn’t puked there.
Tom has one to add:
Constantly licking;
Always laying in walkway;
Go home big black dog!
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unloved visitor
take your nastiness away
we never liked you
ROFL
dear mother-in law
you had your chance years ago
please leave us alone
small girl cuddling
sapped all my motivation
ReeRee's soft and warm
House please clean thy self
clutter abounds
sewing is more fun
That last one was from me. :)
Oh dear husband
If you're worried about affording a baby
get rid of the Mini
Gossip Girl, Heroes,
Grey's Anatomy, Castle,
Spent day with TV
I wish I had heat
my fingers are freezing off
work hard space heater
Ah Home Sweet Home
Such a nice place
To lay my head
disgusting canine
what if they never return?
it's off to "A Farm"!
Hey folks. Just in case a couple of you didn't know, a haiku is defined by 3 lines of poetry:
5 syllables
7 syllables
5 syllables
Thought that might help. ;)
And Dionna – thanks for sharing. This just brought on an impromptu lesson about syllables here at the Goodson Homeschool. I'm impressed with how well Jacob picked it up. He's still pre-reader but now he can count syllables! :)