People who click ‘like’
When I write rubbish haikus
Are the ones to blame
A Haiku That Explains Who Is Really Responsible For The Slew Of Haikus That Appear On This Blog
People who click ‘like’ When I write rubbish haikus Are the ones to blame
People who click ‘like’ When I write rubbish haikus Are the ones to blame
People who click ‘like’
When I write rubbish haikus
Are the ones to blame
James Proclaims! 
26 responses to “A Haiku That Explains Who Is Really Responsible For The Slew Of Haikus That Appear On This Blog”
Oh, no, but dear James
we hang on every word
of rubbish you write
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My apologies. That sounds quite painful.
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It’s a poor defence
blaming ones audience,
I blame the writer
Syllable counting blighter.
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I’m only blaming my audience if everyone who clicks ‘like’ is genuinely part of my audience…
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That is so true James
We Like to rest our tired brains
From heavier blogs.
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Offering disposable light relief has always been the extent of my ambition
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That was such a good point, I liked it twice (or would have if I could)
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I think WordPress should pioneer the ‘double-like’ button
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Absolutely.
Double-like, your time has come!
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I am so terribly sorry, I shall cease imm
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You still ‘liked’ the post so the damage has been done.
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ediately!
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Your verse lies somewhere between
an ecstatic dream
and Covid-19
At least your lines are in the right order
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I think you could re-order the lines to make it marginally less offensive to readers. But it would be a token effort.
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I’m happy to contribute.
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And you honour me by doing so
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Dang! Sorry…
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It’s an easy mistake to make
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You inspired me today. I’m determined not to end up posting as many haiku as you are doing, but I reserve the right to make them just as useless when I do.
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I’d like to believe it’s a rare talent but I think if you can count to seven, it’s pretty achievable
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Take the rubbish out
like husbands/poets should….or
is the joint point moot?
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Maybe the haikus aren’t rubbish, and maybe, just maybe, you don’t understand the deeper meaning in what you’ve written. Maybe it’s just your erudite audience that can interpret the inner soul of each one and you are left in the dark feeling completely puzzled. Of course, maybe not.
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I just think I have an audience who really appreciate syllable counting
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I accept full responsibility and even encourage your bad behavior
Laugh NOW It can’t wait
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Well then you only have yourself to blame
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