ㅁ The ravens lined up along the road there in town, hoping for a show.
Category: Haikuish Objects
Caveat: Poem #2282 “Winter’s first attempt”
Caveat: Poem #2281 “Tea set”
Caveat: Poem #2280 “Viaje nocturno”
Caveat: Poem #2279 “Post vaccination”
Caveat: Poem #2275 “The thrown stone skipping across water”
Caveat: Poem #2273 “Rainbow aggression”
Caveat: Poem #2270 “That terrible drought”
Caveat: Poem #2269 “Structural weaknesses”
ㅁ the wind was quite strong it blew through town all day long and the building creaked
– a pseudo-haiku.
Caveat: Poem #2267 “Onomastics”
Caveat: Poem #2266 “They said it was a failure of compliance”
Caveat: Poem #2265 “Unstructured time”
Caveat: Poem #2264 “On the subject of composition”
ㅁ I sought out some words. They failed to appear as hoped. So instead: these words.
– a pseudo-haiku.
Caveat: Poem #2261 “The regular”
Caveat: Poem #2258 “Aggressive lumber”
ㅁ The two-by-fours fell, and they tried to bonk my head... bruised both hands badly.
– a pseudo-haiku.
Caveat: Poem #2256 “Broad horizons”
Caveat: Poem #2246 “Up before dawn”
Caveat: Poem #2244 “Indecisiveness”
Caveat: Poem #2241 “Heat map”
ㅁ It was a heat map, showing where the cells died first... better known as "leaf".
Caveat: Poem #2237 “Eventualities”
Caveat: Poem #2236 “Coda”
Caveat: Poem #2233 “Surpassed”
ㅁ a GPT-3 writing better poetry appeared in my dream
– a pseudo-haiku. GPT-3 is a recent type of AI (artificial intelligence). It’s “an autoregressive language model that uses deep learning to produce human-like text” – per wikipedia.
Caveat: Poem #2232 “Freely given”
Caveat: Poem #2231 “Reflection”
Caveat: Poem #2230 “Source of rage”
Caveat: Poem #2229 “개”
ㅁ 귀찮안 개는 나무를 너무 봐요. 야, 왜 그렇게?
– a pseudo-haiku in elementary Korean. I composed it in my head (while walking the dog) with my remnants of active vocabulary, and it seems like I got the grammar right, but I found I had to look up various words’ spellings to write it down. My literacy skills are even rustier than my speaking/listening skills.
Here is a translation into English, retaining the haiku form:
An annoying dog looking at too many trees. Hey, why be like that?