Food for Thought: Turkey Breasts

This tom could use a "manssiere." -From wikipedia commons.
This tom could use a “manssiere.” -Photo from wikipedia commons.

“You know,” the spouse mused,

“This bird’s the double D-cup

of the poultry world.”

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The haiku challenge is over, but I am unable to dismantle the machine. Though it may look as if I am listening to you intently, I am probably just counting your syllables.

My mission, should I choose to accept it: Haiku

The Daily Post issued a challenge to write five haikus this week. Yesterday’s post featured my first attempt. Here are #2, 3, and 4. They are–as you will soon see–completely unrelated. The first is about the book I just finished, which was terrifying.

From Amazon.com
From play.google.com

Beautiful Boy

I read this book fast

like pulling off a bandaid

to lessen the sting.

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Hope

The ability

to see possibility

in the status quo

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On Google

One finds anything

with a touch of a button

and targeted ads.

Iceland: Haiku #1

©2012 Beret Olsen
©2012 Beret Olsen

Yesterday, The Daily Post issued a haiku challenge for the week:  five haikus in five days. Please be kind; I’m a little rusty. I haven’t written one of these since puberty.

Iceland

Volcanoes erupt

from bare rock like cone-shaped swords

A land with no trees

©2012 Beret Olsen
©2012 Beret Olsen
©2012 Beret Olsen
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