all this haiku needs
is just the appropriate
punctuation mark
10.17.2012
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ReplyDeleteHee hee. Way to write a cool haiku!
ReplyDeletethe correct punctuation for this style of poem is "haiku" :)
ReplyDeleteHa ha!
ReplyDeleteHa!
ReplyDeleteHa?
ReplyDeletedoes question mark please?
ReplyDeletesemicolon's attractive;
i dig the em dash--
hee.
ReplyDeletehaw?
ReplyDeleteI like Tara's answer!!
ReplyDeleteyou say so much with a few words, it makes me smile.
:)
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