Edgy Gendason Didn't know the rules of golf, "Poor little Pinkus."
Dave
Fans post Seinfeld-themed haiku capturing memorable moments and quotes from the show, including references to golf, the Soup Nazi, and various character moments.
Edgy Gendason Didn't know the rules of golf, "Poor little Pinkus."
Dave
On Sun, 19 Aug 2001 21:44:05 -0400, Dave wrote:
Ah so little grasshopper, . . .
Form line to the left Or hear Its no soup for you. My armoir is gone
Four friends, a contest Naked neighbor across the street, Kramer says, "I'm out!"
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"Always after me lucky charms...." Old Irish Adage
When wrote:
Four friends, a contest Naked neighbor across the street, Kramer says, "I'm out!"
I put too many sylables in the second line (Cause I'm a CHEATER!!!!).
Four friends, a contest Naked neighbor in full view Kramer cries, "I'm Out!"
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"Always after me lucky charms...." Old Irish Adage
Art Vandelay wrote in message ...
You 'knew' I'd call you on it, dintcha???
Main Entry: hai�ku Pronunciation: 'hI-(")k� Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural haiku Etymology: Japanese Date: 1902
three lines containing usually 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively; also : a poem in this form usually having a seasonal reference
m-whomerr.. bachelor#3
Spilled caf� latte: Outrageous and egregious. You put the balm on?
How about this one?
George and Susan Ross They were almost man and wife Toxic envelopes
--Mark
or...
Kramer and Newman Didn't ever realize there was A second spitter
--Mark
Black and white cookie Racial peace and harmony A vomit streak ends
Could someone remind of the rules of a haiku again please?
Marnix
<<Could someone remind of the rules of a haiku again please?>>
Five sylables Seven sylables Five sylables
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"Always after me lucky charms...." Old Irish Adage
"Art Vandelay" wrote in message news:[email]...
Good explanation Of how haiku is written. You're one smart cookie!
"MF Izeboud" wrote in <ull2KMBLBHA.175 @net037s.hetnet.nl>:
Interesting article about writing haikus in English: http://www.ahapoetry.com/keirule.htm
-jani