The prompt from Mama Kat that I chose this week was to write a haiku about something I see out my window.
From my office:
Dreary, dismal, grey
Can't wait to get home to warmth
Love waits anxiously
Aaaaand since I spend a ridiculously large portion of my life in my car driving TO and FROM my office (and because sometimes I am a brown-noser), I present you with a second little ditty:
Brake lights, I curse thee
Blurring into waking hell
F you, Houston traffic
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8 comments:
"brake lights, I curse thee"
is totally my new favorite traffic line. Im gonna shout when I get stuck in rush hour traffic. I cant wait to see Boyfriends face! HA
p.s. my name is Cheryl Ann
great haiku's 2 for the price of one. you are a brown noser. j/k
Thanks for the laughs! I love the "brake light, I curse thee" line! Funny stuff! I loathe traffic lights! Why are they like always red???
o-o-o-o-oh! I like the second one. Could work for a lot of two-syllable cities!!
So I'm reading the first one, and it just gives me warm fuzzies - it's so sweet. And now I'm laughing my butt off at the second one. I LOVE it!
"Love waits anxiously" - that's beautiful, I love it. Great contrast between the 2 haikus too... I'm still giggling over the cursing of the brake lights - I do NOT miss long commutes to work!
Just dropping by from Mama's Losin' It to check out your prompt. :)
Your second poem moved me to tears... of laughter. Great!
Good work sister!! I love "love waits anxiously"...so sweet.
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