A Collection of Random HaikuA Poem by W.R. SingletonGaius Julius Caesar - a haikuBeyond Roman roads
The end of an Empire So, et tu Brute Ink - a HaikuSwallow an ink well
Fathomless ocean of naught On tip of my tongue Empirical - a haikuEmpirical views
The world spins on broken thumb Slightly to one side Haiku - a HaikuStart 5 syllables
And follow with 7 more Then back to square 1 Jack Kerouac - a haikuHey! Jack Kerouac
Yardbird and Charlie Parker Lonely is your crowd Fyodor D - a haikuTo have walked your streets
and heard "Notes" from your own lips In your native tongue Thoreau - a haikuThanks be to "Walden"
Through which brilliance was shone Man beyond his years Don Quixote - a haikuCervantes' brilliance
I do believe as Sancho Rise for one more quest! © 2009 W.R. SingletonReviews
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1 Review Added on February 11, 2009 AuthorW.R. SingletonLubbock, TXAboutWalker R. Singleton is a non-entity with non-all-encompassing imaginings about the world around us. Therefore, he is deluded and irrelevant, hardly worth the fleeting thought that passes through my mi.. more..Writing
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