Intergalactic Baby Haiku
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Haiku on a Giant Baby Destroying Life As We Know It (edit 1, ChristopherSea with an assist from Tamara)

Yonder interga-
lactic baby thirsts for milk.
He will have his Way.

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Haiku on a Giant Baby Destroying Life As We Know It

Yonder interga-
lactic baby thirsts for milk,
and he'll have his Way.
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#2
Nice juxtaposition of the almost archaic "yonder" and the always new "intergalactic". Even better that they couldn't live together in one line. Thumbsup
The capatalization of "Way" may have taken me a little too close to "Little Miss Muffet" than necessary. I would still have understood if "way" was lowercase. Wonderfully compact. - It works well as a Haiku. Thanks for the read.- Paul
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(08-06-2014, 10:33 AM)crow Wrote:  Haiku on a Giant Baby Destroying Life As We Know It

Yonder interga-
lactic baby thirsts for milk,
and he'll have his Way.

a good senryu. i like the way you broke up intergalactic.

i think a lower case for both 'yonder' and 'way'.

removing the 'and' in the last line would make it more effective. but i guess you have used it to meet the 5-7-5 requirement.
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#4
Oh, the puns! Beautifully dreadful use of the hyphen for maximum wordplay.
It could be worse
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#5
You like that, Leanne? hahaha
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#6
cleverly lactic i liked the title as well it works even though i read it more as senryu than haiku
it had an irreverent feel to it
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#7
Cute one Crow. 'Yonder' & 'and' seem like filler to yield a 5-7-5 syllable count. You don't really need to adhere to that strict scheme anymore with haiku/senyru. However, you could make a play on 'Milky' by dropping the 'and' & elongating the contraction 'he'll' to 'he will,' e.g.:

...Milk
he will have his Way.

By the way, your babe reminded me of Star-Child from 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Cheers/Chris
My new watercolor: 'Nightmare After Christmas'/Chris
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#8
I usually don't go for the capitalized words, but I think it was Way that brought me so easily to milky way.
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#9
ChristopherSea for the win! Brilliant suggestion. You will be spared.
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