Modern politics: searching hard for a specific three word mantra.
Tag: Haiku
Unending Stacks—American Sentence
Unending stacks of papers and a new assignment to guess at grades.
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An American sentence is a 17-syllable haiku laid out on a single line.
Is there something in
Is there something in
The twilight air keeping children
From their homework?
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A haiku is a three-line, 17-syllable poem that is often written in lines of five, seven, and five syllables.
Sometimes, College Art—Haiku
Sometimes, college art
Is two rooftop antennas
Caught in a swordfight.
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A haiku is a three-line, 17-syllable poem that is often written in lines of five, seven, and five syllables.
Haphazardly Exploring—American Sentence
Haphazardly exploring campus art searching for payroll office.
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An American sentence is a 17-syllable haiku presented in a single line.
Boy and His Puppy—Haiku
Boy and his puppy
Playing in a splash of sun
On the kitchen floor.
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A haiku is a three-line, 17-syllable poem that is often written in lines of five, seven, and five syallables.
Bright Eyed Puppy—American Sentence
Bright eyed puppy happy in the house leaving a wet spot on the rug.
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An American sentence is a 17-syllable haiku presented in a single line.
And the Waning Sun—American Sentence
And the waning sun radiates off the stone planter and through my rear.
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An American sentence is a 17-syllable haiku presented in a single line of poetry.
One of the Oldest—American Sentence
One of the oldest coasters and two old men screaming like little girls.
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An American sentence is a 17-syllable haiku presented in a single line of poetry.
A Shovel—American Sentence
A shovel in a dirt pile stood leaning shaded against the fence.
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An American sentence is a 17-syllable haiku written in a single line of text.
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