Haiku, if you’re wondering, is an ancient Japanese poem form in three lines. The first line has five syllables, the second has seven, and the third has five. Here’s a wonderful example haiku by lead proofreader Ted:
Example haiku
Five syllables, then seven
And then five again
Not too hard, right? Reply in the comments section with a haiku of your own, and you’ll be entered in a drawing to win a Luscious Verde gift basket full of goodies that we swear aren’t just lying around our work area. One entry per person, etc. We’ll leave you with a haiku composed by estimator extraordinaire Megan:
The cutter scares me
Steel blades slicing up paper
Wish it was roast beef
Good luck!
-- Rob @ L.V.
3 comments:
i live in a house
with a pool and teddy bear
a sturdy duplex
Sumptuous paper
Super cool, artsy design
Luscious Verde Cards
look out for L.V.
those paper cutter ninjas
will slice you right up
(i know i am breaking one of the rules of haiku by using initials, but rules were meant to be rocked)
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