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Original Haiku written by TheDipstop.com. The pattern of haiku, for
you newcomers, should always be 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5
syllables. I admit that is easy to do (which is why I can do it). To
do it well (like the masters) is something I doubt I'll ever do. But
as I said, I do it for fun.
Battle for the end Reach evermore for the top Settle for nothing Rising winds of dawn Crashing booming thunder storm Wondrous stormy morn A land of beauty Water falls down from heaven To grace Oregon Ceiling made of wood Been looking at it too long Ready to move on Frogs will always jump Into or out of the pond And so it should be Wish for wondering Not wandering all your days Welcome the changes Copyright 1997-2010 TheDipstop.com |
