Tag Archives: Haiku

Use The Haiku, Luke

I

Two Jedi go find

Slave boy on a desert world,

Blow up space station

II

Slave boy’s all grown up

Turns out there are lots of clones

And a war begins

III

Slave boy kills younglings,

Upgrades wardrobe with a cape

And breathing device

IV

Old Jedi befriends

Farm boy on a desert world,

Blows up space station

V

Farm boy meets his dad.

Talking doesn’t go so well.

Things get out of hand

VI

Crime boss meets his match

And the farm boy saves his dad,

Blows up space station

VII

Desert planet girl

Looks for farm boy far away,

Blows up space station

VIII

What the #%%* was this?

Slow car chase through space, I guess?

Also, farm boy dies

IX

Space girl with map knife…

“Somehow, Palpatine returned”…

Identity Theft…

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Flossing

If your gums don’t bleed

You aren’t pressing hard enough.

Do it every night.

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“No”, Said Chad The Juror

So if you’re crazy

And you do some crazy crimes

You’re just innocent?

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Bump. Set. Spike! Oops…

Everything is fun

‘Til the ball goes in the stands

And a nose dissolves…

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Ode To My Brain After The First Day Of School

Repeat after me:

Just because the door says push

Doesn’t mean don’t pull.

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The Superhero Genre

Look! It’s a bad guy!

Let’s get punched a lot and then

Save the day again!

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When In Rome (Or The Dangers Of Conformity)

I think Italians

Must have problems with their kids

Jumping off bridges

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Maker Of EVERYTHING?

God is perfect, but

Counterpoint: Cilantro though…

I doth rest my case.

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Intro To Mongolian History

There were horse legions;

Now they are a metaphor

For far-as-heck stuff.

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Intro To Japanese History

They swung their nunchakus

We dropped two nuclear bombs

Now they make cartoons

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