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Seventeen syllables of happiness.
Cheap laughs.
We all have simple ways — finding simple ways to amuse ourselves and others. Sure, there's the commonplace jocularity that happens generally around coffee and water depots, but I'd like to shed some light on another type of exercise all together, one that we at SGDP embrace with a true and unique sense of creativity and (at times) genius. Yes, it's the haiku!
Try it!
Pick a subject, and do your best. Truthfully, there's no easier style of poetry I know of. 5-7-5 is sort of scientific isn't it? Then again, adding your own insights, meanings, and creativity will always make these poems more fun than strict science can allow (save Dolly the sheep).
Disclaimer: Yes, it's true, we don't practice true Japanese haiku. (True Japanese haiku does not translate striclty into 5, 7, 5 syllables per line.) At SGDP, however, we do. (That's why it's so easy.)
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a haiku to my soccer
I dedicate my haiku to the
I dedicate my haiku to the elephant, one of my very favorite animals and a source of happiness for me. Also, I promised Steve Batterson that I'd do this.
The Elephant
Pachyderms in gray
Big ears, trunks, tusks and flat feet
Largest land mammal
Incidentally, elephants are the subject of much research by Morris Animal Foundation.. One of our clients, MAF is dedicated to protecting, treating and curing the world's animals. It's a great cause and one that I am proud to serve with whatever gifts I can offer (beyond haiku writing).
Lest anyone think Indiana is
Lest anyone think Indiana is devoid of culture, I'l like to offer a Hoosier Haiku:
Woman at the track.
On her, stretch pants have no choice.
Indy 500.
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