I must try haiku,
There is nothing left to do,
But try something new,
Have I got it now?
Should I not include a cow?
I think not somehow.
This will take some time,
I’m committing haiku crime,
Not a verse should rhyme
So I’ll start again
And from rhyming I’ll refrain
Feeling quite inane
Doolittle said it thus
By George I think she's got it,
Con-que-ring hai-ku
See the setting sun,
Reflect gold upon the sea,
Clouds hold dazzling hue.
Yes I agree Alf trying something new and your idea of a little story works so well. I particularly like the last stanza and this is no doubt, what haiku is all about. 10 Karin Anderson
I agree entirely with Frank, but I also think it is quite clever. Haiku however can be fun to write, try doing one without the rhyme. Bob
Hmmm...A crime, as well as prison time, perhaps...if you stood afront the altar of a Zen Monastery prayer room, and recited this to 12 over-wined monks....But aside from that, Alf, i'm going to say: Inventive & Nice Work! FjR
hi alf its more a crime of passion... ;) and...shoudnt have dragged the poor cow, udder an all, into it ya sure tongue in cheek...fun read cheers
Haiku is a most important part of literature. Haikus are poignant and deep in thought.
haha, this is funny..trying to write a haiku....but i must say....you did succeed by the last stanza!
Even I don't know to write haiku...I want to try...your poem is a lesson...I like the last one...I guess if I am right, haiku is a smart sentence arranged colourful...thanks a lot for this funny piece
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I think you have got it too Alf, but remember that anything to do with nature, food and the elements (weather) are Haiku, anything else is Senryu. I think it's very cleverly done and top marks to you for achieving a good effort. Don't forget the check out your syllables as some can have more in them than you think. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX