A One Word Haiku In Blue
It Can't Be Done In English
I really wanted to do a one-word Haiku. Being English I Can't, If I were Finnish or Thai I could do it. The one I used is a Finnish medicine "acetylisovaleryltylosine tartrate"
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I Wanted To Do
Just A Single Word Haiku
Winter Made Me Blue
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Supercalifrag-
ilisticexpiali-
docious fourteen Spring
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Syllables But If
I Was Summered In Finland
I Could Use This Word
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asetyyli-is
ovaleryyli-tylo
siinitartraatti
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I just love how creative you are!
Impressive ๐๐
Wonderful! Always fun to see the creative process at work
Excellent. Try, try again my friend
Love that you made a poem about making a haiku! Wonderfully creative! (PS I also considered it, hahaha)