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16 minutes ago, Badie said:

Hey guys you can share it on twitter just if you have an account, if not no worries this thread is for you to share them here :wink:  everyone will participate 

 

OK, one for you... :D

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"MOAR boosters and struts"

Don't dare let him take control

'cause Jeb is quite nuts

 

I am fine with it being on twitter, but I don't have one so I can't enter it myself. Could someone else do it maybe?

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Dark nights descending

On October's secret end

Hallogreen returns!

 

Green eye rises on

Day to honour the fallen

Jool's foretold return

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8 hours ago, DeltaDizzy said:

*Antisocial obsessiveness increases*

thats 4 lines

Or:

Please be aware that

Honourable haiku had

Unusual long form

 

Sorry - couldn't resist. :)

 

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Hello, I enjoy everyone's haiku on Twitter and Thread.

I have seen Mexico's "Day of the Dead" (Día de Muertos) in some media, but I knew the culture "Calaveritas" for the first time. The area where I live also celebrates our ancestry lively with fireworks and decorations, Mexico looks more lively.

Haiku is a typical poetry of 5-7-5, 17 letters (in Japan), but there is also a format called free rhythm (Jiyu-ritsu). I think that syllables are just guidelines if it is an English haiku.
Because Japanese people are also writing humorous KSP haiku in Japanese, I would like to introduce them. However if we translate our haiku into English, I think that the number of words will be extremely low.

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5 hours ago, EBOSHI said:

Japanese people are also writing humorous KSP haiku in Japanese, I would like to introduce them. However if we translate our haiku into English, I think that the number of words will be extremely low

Eboshi I for one would love to see some of these translated. Don't worry about the word count. We are celebrating a Mexican tradition with a Japanese tradition in English. What can go wrong?

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6 hours ago, EBOSHI said:

Because Japanese people are also writing humorous KSP haiku in Japanese, I would like to introduce them. However if we translate our haiku into English, I think that the number of words will be extremely low.

YES, please!

No problem if the word count is off because of translation, I would love to read them!  :)

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6 hours ago, EBOSHI said:

Hello, I enjoy everyone's haiku on Twitter and Thread.

I have seen Mexico's "Day of the Dead" (Día de Muertos) in some media, but I knew the culture "Calaveritas" for the first time. The area where I live also celebrates our ancestry lively with fireworks and decorations, Mexico looks more lively.

Haiku is a typical poetry of 5-7-5, 17 letters (in Japan), but there is also a format called free rhythm (Jiyu-ritsu). I think that syllables are just guidelines if it is an English haiku.
Because Japanese people are also writing humorous KSP haiku in Japanese, I would like to introduce them. However if we translate our haiku into English, I think that the number of words will be extremely low.

Another one here who would love to read some of those!

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