| I've been out of town, and otherwise preoccupied on Mon/Tues., so we've really got some catching up to do. Mea culpa! Feel free to take your time and respond to these in multiple comments - I know it's a lot to deal with all at once. National Poetry Month Prompt #13 Go here and look up your name (in the "Search Name" box). Write a haiku that is inspired by your name's meaning.
Prompt #14 & #15 Write a double haiku (two sets of seventeen syllables, 5/7/5 5/7/5) that explains whether you are more introverted or extraverted.
Prompt #16 Write a haiku that includes either the word "rhinoceros" or the word "triceratops." Bonus points if you can work them both into a haiku that makes sense.
Prompt #17 In haiku form, respond to the Virginia Tech tragedy.
Prompt #18 Are you sick of writing haiku yet? Tell the world about it! Bonus points if you ditch the haiku form and write a limerick instead. |
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| National Poetry Month Haiku-a-Thon Prompt #12 Write a haiku about something you forgot, and then remembered (either too late, or just in time) |
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| National Poetry Month Haiku-a-Thon Prompt #11 Write a haiku about an elf. |
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| National Poetry Month Haiku-a-Thom prompt #10: "Look," the First Officer said, "I honestly don't care. It may eventually help your case that you're madly in love with the Lieutenant - although, for the life of me, I can't see how - but for now it's totally irrelevant. I mean seriously. What could have possible possessed you to change the navigation settings? The shuttle is completely off-course, and who knows what kind of conditions they'll encounter when they land who-knows-where on that planet. Do you even understand what you've done? What do you have to say for yourself?" You are an friendly alien lifeform and a passenger on the spaceship. Your species speaks English, but only in phrases of seventeen syllables in a 5/7/5 "haiku" format. What is your response to the First Officer? |
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| National Poetry Month Haiku-a-Thon Assignments #7-9 7. Immortalize in haiku your favorite vacation memory. 8. Write an Easter haiku; or, write a haiku about the number 8. 9. Write a haiku chastising the Daily Haiku for failing to post prompts over the weekend. |
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