She was licking the open tin for hours and hours without realising that she was drinking her own blood.
Louis de Berniers used it(minus my snarky bit) on the page prior to the first chapter of his rollicking Anatolian romp set in the first quarter of last century, Birds Without Wings.
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I'm sorry PC but I believe your cat owes my cat royalties on that Haiku.
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ReplyDeleteby Spyros Kyriazopoulos(mostly)
She was licking
the open tin
for hours and hours
without realising
that she was drinking
her own blood.
Louis de Berniers used it(minus my snarky bit) on the page prior to the first chapter of his rollicking Anatolian romp set in the first quarter of last century, Birds Without Wings.
Haiku it ain't; brilliant it is.
Where's Mao? Shouldn't he say something about salmon now?
ReplyDeleteJust because
ReplyDeleteit's only 2.30
doesn't mean I can't have dinner
now
Miaowed by Kim the cat at 2.30 this afternoon.
I saw this on a t-shirt
ReplyDeleteHaikus are easy
But sometimes they don't make sense
Refrigerator
BTW Dr Cat, love your work on LP. Love it.
Purr.
ReplyDeleteI'm just haiku
ReplyDeleteYet this hai coup isn't just
Haiku, or any ku
No cat reference,
Sorry. Also, are commas
Allowed in haiku?
PC, this had my uncontrollable laughter. Or something. I've become inarticulate lately.
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