SUEKU 76- a classic haiku of 5-7-5- syllables, 3 lines

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SUEKU 76- a classic haiku of 5-7-5- syllables, 3 lines

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fiddler scrapes his bow
there’s a cricket by the hearth
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crickets bought last night
chewed thru bag & jumped off
chirp under furniture
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One cricket is a joy, 100 crickets will drive you mad. ♥♥♥
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there were sixty.
abt forty got away.

it ws at my friend's house. which makes it funnier. i havent heard any complaints today.
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You will hear complaints when all those crickets start eating paper, wool and plants. Plus singing.

Am I correct in guessing those crickets were intended for some cricket-eating pet? ♥
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usually i dont let many loose at once here at home. i have cats. they'll hunt em. alas, jeff hasnt any cats. he'll have to hunt hisself. or they'll just get away.

i have green tree frogs & firebellied toads. tho i have a suspicion one of my treefrogs is perhaps not the same species as the other. it's quite a lot larger.
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As we say down here, "Cada loco con su tema," or "Each madman has his theme." Ho ho! ♥
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Jiminy could play
umbrella like a fiddle
Pinocchio cringed


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crickets, frogs and toads
much volume from small volume
thunder from the air
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Dear Joel,

And hath thee never heard the singing of the toad in spring?

garden at twilight
sweet notes of toad song thrill
rival linnet and lark
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Dear Joel,

And hath thee never heard the singing of the toad in spring?

garden at twilight
sweet notes of toad song thrill
rival linnet and lark


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