When it rains, it pours.
Mostly when I forget to
bring my umbrella.
5/18/2010 08:29:00 AM |
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What Is A Snarky Haiku?
Haikus are traditional Japanese poems consisting of seventeen syllables and broken into three lines of five, seven, and five syllables respectively.
Snarky Haikus follow the traditional haiku syllable pattern, but are sarcastic, (hopefully) funny, or observant.
Snarky Haikus follow the traditional haiku syllable pattern, but are sarcastic, (hopefully) funny, or observant.
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I wish I had thought of this one--I bet Axl Rose HATES it!:
Take me down to hai-
ku city where the grass is
green and the...darn it!