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[A haiku is a Japanese non-rhyming poem and a set rhythm. When written in English, they're 3 lines long, with the first line limited to 5 syllables, the second 7, and the last line 5 syllables again. Traditionally they contain a reference to the seasons or nature. (note: the plural of haiku is haiku.)]

Example by Ifny:

We listen to beeps
Watch the sunset, push buttons
Another day done.


Contents

Anytime Haiku

Feel free to add your own Haiku to the collection. Leave name or no.


Full skids are pretty
Shrink-wrapped and all in a row
Take more photos, please


have any laptops?
i want to fly with data
running for the bus


toiling hard and long,
watching free geek baby steps
make smiles all around


Sun shines on snowmelts
Mountain scene from Mezz window
I love our new home


ride in summer's night
seeking truth, inspiration
fly across the sphere

M~

AGM 2008 Haiku

For our 2008 AGM we started off with a warm up exercise to get the brain juices flowing. We all had the chance to write one haiku or more with our neighbour.

The results are below.


Luke and Richard's Haiku
here we sit circled
looking back, looking ahead
notes go to wiki


pen, paper, partner
we are counting on fingers
haiku everywhere


one minute is left
can we squeek another out?
five syllables left


haiku nazis say
haiku must reference seasons
No! That is BS!
Sean, Dave & Ifny's Haiku
Run, crash, system fail.
Blue screen death I really hate.
Windowsless Wednesday
Bill and Ryan's Haiku
the network went down
the volunteers kept building
the network came up
Len and Adam's Haiku
Blinking Lights and Beeps,
Releasing The Magic Smoke,
Damn You Michael Dell.


Cypress In Winter,
Thirty Six Plastic Glass Bricks,
Monitor Mountain.


Anonymous AGM Haiku

Feel free to put in your name & move your haiku to the above section if you're the authors


Anonymous
From the stars, calls come.
The phone tree grows tall in spring.
Geeks are phoning home.
Anonymous
Eleven pallets
Shipped away makes room to play
Four more built today
Anonymous
Spring comes to Free Geek
Growing up with growing pains
Survived the haiku
Anonymous
computers for free
so society is free
from proprietors


Maroon chairs, white lights
A circle of furrowed brows
All but one are male
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