The thing with haikus
Is that they don't always make
Refrigerator
This haiku is brought to you by my 14 y/o son who wrote it and wanted me to share it with my "blog friends".
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24 comments:
Cute. ;)
I love haiku!
Fun seeing you at Dr. S!
Awesome!
How good is that. Long may your son's interest in poetry continue.
What??? That's the best haiku ever!
Ha, ha!
It's brilliant!
That's some son you have there!
Great Job!! :)
So much fun to read!
LOL! It's the best poetry ever! I love your son, tell him he's my poetry hero! :-)
so cute and he got it right too with the right number of syllables! very creative he is; tell him good job!!
(changed my picture/signature for commenting on blogs; didn't want to confuse you wondering who is commenting on your blog :)
betty
Love it! Happy Sunday!
I hope you've had a great day, and good even better start to your Week!
I understand completely and hope this is not the last of your family's poetry you will be sharing? Thanks 14yo!
LOL! It doesn't make sense to me, but then many haikus don't make sense to me! :-)
Say "Hi" to you Mom one Brooklyn girl to another. If you scroll through my blog posts labeled BROOKLYN you can find one of Victorian Homes of Flatbush that she might enjoy looking at.
ha! tell him i just laughed really, really hard....
and... that i think he's TOTALLY brilliant too!!
He is obviously bright and clever like his mama. :)
LOL. Good one!
Very cute!
Ha! I never understood haikus. To me, poems should rhyme at least once...
Awwwwwwww. It's better than I could do!
Ah! Your son is so cute! My oldest told me he loves to write--I did not have the heart to tell him that is where he gets his worst grade! xoxo
SC
Oh I love that!
Hilarious!!
that's funny
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