The Haiku Archive (4)

More spontaneously composed haikus:

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#16 Twitter not so good at error messgaes

A dumbass message;
“something is technically wrong”
Twitter informs me

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#17 News of Microsoft Vista problems….

Eyeless in Gaza
the giant’s power wanes
Microsoft agonistes

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Unnumbered: My favorite haiku from a book by Alan Watts:

The thief left it behind
the moon at the window.

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#18  Accurate reporting

Cleaning out the fridge
on very old crab chowder
new lifeforms had evolved.

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#19 Not just a Haiku, but also a product review.

Tried Twitterific,
but I ditched it for Twhirl,
Twhirl is far better.

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#20 Dedicated to Suki’s mum. She asked me to write her mum a haiku.

The rain in New York
tumbles through sculpted canyons,
in London it just falls.

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#21 Also dedicated to Suki’s mum.

American strawberries
so large and so enticing
are empty inside.

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