For some reason, everyone around here has been writing haiku (yes, that is the plural form) recently. Fjord started it when writing something for his birdwatching website, but it quickly spread to the rest of us. Although usually made extraordinarily boring by public school English classes, haiku can actually be quite fun. For those of you who don't know, a haiku is a for of Japanese poetry that follows the structure of:
[5 syllables]
[7 syllables]
[5 syllables]
Here are some that I've written about LeTourneau:
We all have no time
Dr. Kim speed - none can catch
Make sure wife can drive
Dr. Lee's Statics
T is now in the freezer
Because I say so
Dynamics first day
Dr. G walks into class
You've already failed
Documentation
I haven't slept in three days
Still stuck in the Lab
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3 comments:
Do I detect a note of despair in this post?
No. It's all tongue-in-cheek.
Very amusing! Especially the one about Dr. G. ;-)
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