Anti-Baby Marmalade
A short, fun limerick style poem.
Tag: Haiku
Quicksand
A fairly literal haiku about that sinking feeling. Always bad when on tiny brown bits of rock.
Pinned
This one’s a picture of Far Cry Instincts: Evolution on the Original Xbox and I wasn’t able to get a screenshot and took this with my phone. Anyway, I wrote a haiku about it. It’s sad really how things like this happen, often for no reason.
Death Of A Loved One
From The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. A weird thing about the NPC programming makes them crouch by dead bodies, possibly because of love for the dead. This man must have had a lot of love.
Reality Squares
We are surrounded by shapes and fabrics, stare long enough and an idea may form providing something greater than the eye can see.
Use Your Head (From Fallout 4)
A quick haiku about safety on a construction site inspired by the poster found in Fallout 4. That game seems to have so many things that give inspiration I’m impressed.
Relinquished (From Yugioh: Legacy Of The Duelist)
A short Yugioh themed poem.
Gorilla (From Fallout 4, Nuka World)
A haiku about a gorilla that I found in the Nuka World DLC of the game Fallout 4. They are incredible animals and as much as people like to see them at a zoo or on TV we should really show them more respect than we do.
Inspired By Wallpaper
Something odd and interesting. A picture of some wallpaper with a haiku written on.
Rainbow
Blood, love and danger, Red stands out for all to see, Rose, brick, bright, crimson. Gentle and mellow, Yellow is bright, shining, pure, Colour of the sun. Blossom in springtime, Pink was once a boy’s colour, It is now for girls. Plants and trees that grow, Green like the overgrown grass, Fields, meadows, mould. Mix […]
Seven Deadly Sins
Believe in yourself, Pride comes before destruction, And do not be vain. The green eyed monster, Envy of others is bad, Nothing good will come. There is not enough, Gluttony takes it away, We’ll eat forever. Wrath is just anger, Spurn love and opt for fury, Anger turns to hate. They take from the poor, […]
