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A poetess can find plenty to do,         with a Japanese Style written Haiku.    she can spin a web of nature round and round, with vicarious, vivacious adornments that abound.         She can place all of her creatures           within or without of a local Zoo.         She can simply state blue is a hue.            For, there is plenty to do,      with a Japanese Style written Haiku.   She can post of planting stylish seeds,   and post of picking the wildest weeds. or she can simply skip through a meadow; while frightening her readers with a shadow; or she can basque in the sun and just have fun.              For, there is plenty to do,      with a Japanese Style written Haiku.           Words of syllables with 5,7,5,            rush to leap before her eyes;        so she can write a deep mini poem             that's poised to win a prize!             For, there is plenty to do,      with a Japanese Style written Haiku!
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Nov 26, 2010
Nov 26, 2010 at 1:12 PM UTC
A Poetess
A poetess can find plenty to do,         with a Japanese Style written Haiku.    she can spin a web of nature round and round, with vicarious, vivacious adornments that abound.         She can place all of her creatures           within or without of a local Zoo.         She can simply state blue is a hue.            For, there is plenty to do,      with a Japanese Style written Haiku.   She can post of planting stylish seeds,   and post of picking the wildest weeds. or she can simply skip through a meadow; while frightening her readers with a shadow; or she can basque in the sun and just have fun.              For, there is plenty to do,      with a Japanese Style written Haiku.           Words of syllables with 5,7,5,            rush to leap before her eyes;        so she can write a deep mini poem             that's poised to win a prize!             For, there is plenty to do,      with a Japanese Style written Haiku!
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Nov 26, 2010
Nov 26, 2010 at 1:12 PM UTC
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