Sippy cup. Safely
Within Mom's reach. Just in case
I have a melt down.
(Which I certainly will...
I'm just sayin'!)
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And now a definition:
I've been asked what makes a haiku poem, well, a haiku poem. According to wictionary.org:
haiku (plural haiku or haikus)
1. A Japanese poem of a specific form, consisting of three lines, the first and last consisting of five morae [syllables], and the second consisting of seven morae [syllables], usually with an emphasis on the season or a naturalistic theme.
2. A three-line poem in any language, with five syllables in the first and last lines and seven syllables in the second, usually with an emphasis on the season or a naturalistic theme.
Haiku, a poem
five beats, then seven, then five
ends as it began.
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xoabb
expect anything!
P. S. Community Garden update: WE HAVE TOPSOIL! A big delivery came today, and it's such a very marvelous thing! That garden of ours is gonna ROCK! Soon! (Shut up, MPM!)
That is too cute...made me smile a sweet smile!
ReplyDeleteI need to remember that idea!
ReplyDeleteLove the picture....glad the garden is progressing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea.... and one I will have to remember!
ReplyDeleteAdorable photo!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear the topsoil has arrived! Let the plantin' begin!
great tote :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet shot .. and so much safer than on top of the car ;=)
ReplyDeleteAnd I still dont get haiku .. maybe its due to my math issues
who doesn't love a good haiku?
ReplyDeleteand that is a sweet photograph
What a great pic - & haiku. Ingenious. Glad your topsoil arrived so you can begin spreading all that mulch!
ReplyDeleteShe is too cute. And I will shut up now;)
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute.. lol
ReplyDeleteI got a new tote, too! But yours is cuter.
ReplyDeleteGreat cup holder!
ReplyDeleteLove the cup holder and the little girl that goes with it :-) Also love the haiku. I've never tried to write haiku but admire those that do. I'm one of those rhyming people....its easier.
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