*of course no Haiku can be complete without a few fart jokes 😉
- spring breeze
through the night
gentle breathing - full moon
the distance
of a baby’s fist - scattered clouds
on the floor
soiled nappies - scarlet light
restless mother scratches
her breast - summer avalanche
from the changing table
nappies fall - a farting contest
between twins…
heated wind - heated wind–
no incense
just farts - breath of wind —
mother and child’s
fart contest - hints of wind
blown away
by baby’s farts - lashing winds —
from the crib
baby’s farts - autumn wind
the whine
of baby’s farts
I thought that “Haiku” in Japanese
translates as “light verse”, rather
than a strong breeze or a loud burst 😎
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David Redpath, i have found that all forms of solids, liquids and even gases can be found in Haiku.
if you visit…
http://haikuguy.com/issa/search.php
and re(search) fart, you will find examples there of Haiku concerning the topic of farts
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Forgive my ignorance on the subject
of poetic flatulence 😎💨
I’ll take your advice and do some research.
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no worries. i too was surprised by the subject matter concerning farts, too when i first read the Haiku
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