If I don’t ‘like’ it
It does not always follow
That I dislike it
A Haiku About How Social Media Has Challenged My Understanding Of Language
If I don’t ‘like’ it It does not always follow That I dislike it
If I don’t ‘like’ it It does not always follow That I dislike it
If I don’t ‘like’ it
It does not always follow
That I dislike it
James Proclaims! 
20 responses to “A Haiku About How Social Media Has Challenged My Understanding Of Language”
Agreed!
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If I do “like” it
It does not always follow
That I do like it
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True and I almost went with that, but I figured that even an empty ‘like’ requires some kind of proactive choice whereas to not ‘like’ is entirely without effort.
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Definitely an amazing blog 🙂
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If you don’t like it it’s not bloody likely though.
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There are a lot of things I haven’t ‘liked’ and often it’s because I’m unaware that they even exist.
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I’ve just pressed the like button, but it doesn’t mean I like the post. I just did it to underpin this comment.
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And it was a gesture that was appreciated
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Very likely!
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Or unlikely – whichever best fits the narrative really
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…or the syllable count!
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Actually that is far more likely yes
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Sometimes it’s like I like the like somebody’s like who likes me
Spread laughter with all you do
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I neither like nor dislike your comment. Although I have ‘liked’ it, which maybe misleading.
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The plot thickens
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I have like nothing to add to this.
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And yet you did anyway – they are the comments that mean the most.
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You’re like welcome.
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I’ve heard that nothing is more deadly and insulting than indifference. This feels like the perfect set up for you.
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I am indifferent to quite a lot of things
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