Small green shoots come forth
fully aroused by warming
promises fulfilled
-=June=-
Spring Poppies by - Susan Hazard
Oh, those clever Japanese! Breaking down a complex subject into just 17 moras (syllables in English) – Perhaps an early marketing technique we can credit them for. Similar to, but perhaps more prosaic than:
Strong enough for a Man,
but made for a woman. – Dial Soap
We make money the old fashioned way,
we earrrrrrn it. – Smith Barney
Plop, plop; fizz, fizz;
oh, what a relief it is. – Alka Seltzer
When it absolutely, positively
has to be there overnight. – Federal Express
We’re number two,
we try harder. – Avis Rental Cars
Advertising Slogans,
the Haiku of the Marketing World. – JK
The first three responders with a structurally correct Haiku will receive something lovely from my kitchen.
Happy Spring!
Mrs. Knightly
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Judas Priest. Slayer.
Black Sabbath. Iron Maiden.
Motor Head. Ozzy.
Number one G-reg
Savory or sweet, mister?
Death Metal Rocks The Z World
You decide for me.
I like sweet and savory.
My haiku answer.
There is a secret
my blog post imperfect still
can no one see it?
I smell the mistake
It’s a Secret no longer
Please take a shower
Oh, Renee – Perfect!
My Apple Butter, Por vu!
Cheers to you and yours!
Secret – “Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman”
Thanks for playing, see you Friday!
–June
How does this thing work?
Hey, what does this button do?
Uh, oh. That’s not good…
Kris, the third winner
Sweet or savory? No duh!
Monday your teeth be achin’
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Missed my chance to win
while rocking the Hot Topic.
My makeup looked great!