Greatest Haiku Ever

by Eleanor Rigby

Published January 31, 2006

My friend and I wrote this haiku in physics today when we probably should have been paying attention. It's dumb, I quite enjoy it! :wink:

Numberless minutes
The hoola-hoop of life turns
Slowly, like a fox.

Haha.

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Shriek
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Shriek commented Comment · Feb 1, 2006

Oh, haah. Whoops.
I fail when it comes to interpretation--sorry!


Nice work!

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PsyLynx
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PsyLynx commented Comment · Feb 1, 2006

spiffilicious!

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Eleanor Rigby
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Eleanor Rigby commented Comment · Feb 1, 2006

Yeah, that's the stupidity of it. Foxes are fast, meaning that life is fast, although, when you think about it, what is longer than life? Get it? Slowly, like a fox, which is fast . . . lol. It's not really supposed to make sense!

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Shriek
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Shriek wrote a review Review · Feb 1, 2006

Neither do I. Maybe it's a Canadian thing...? lol
No seriously, I like this. It's funny.
My only complaint is, don't you have to make a hoola hoop go really fast to keep it spinning? Or it will fall down your body and die? Eh, or I could be completely wrong. I haven't used one of those things in ages!

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xanthan gum
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xanthan gum commented Comment · Feb 1, 2006

like a fox?
i don't get it.



To be a master of metaphor is the greatest thing by far. It is the one thing that cannot be learnt from others, and it is also a sign of genius.
— Aristotle, Poetics