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A Not-for-Webster's Definition
Muscle memory:
Thinking about my vacay
at Miami Beach.
1/15/2010 09:02:00 AM | Category: |
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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.
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