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By *easingTim OP Man
over a year ago
Loughlinstown |
Right, from Inter Cert & Leaving Cert English
we remember studying poxy, boring haiku's 
A haiku is a short form of Japanese poetry
with three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables in every verse 
A quick example...
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"Your pussy awaits (5 syllables)
Purring patiently for me (7 syllables)
Just waiting to play" (5 syllables)
Or
"Meeting me tonight?
Plan on wearing any knickers?
Won't be staying on"
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So, here's the challenge
should you accept it...
Can you do your old English teacher proud 
today with one verse of a haiku?
I'm awaiting a car crash of a thread 
...but feck it, here goes!!!!
Now especially the lads, surprise the women 
that you can actually string a verse together!  
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