Early migrant birds get worms -
and prime building sites.
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5 comments:
Very amusing the thought of a bird utilising "prime" real estate
furrowing away
has many advantages
if your name is Vern.
That was pure nonsense,
but I wrote it anyway -
I can't help myself.
yes, the early bird gets the worm and the best nest site.
All
Thanks for those. Liked the Haiku. Have been thinking whether nonsense haiku might be a possibility - can't be reconciled with the genre, I know. Still, there can't be a law against it.
Loved this.
Why can't you reconcile nonsense with the genre? Is it inherently so serious? We often make funny haikus here at a bi-monthly contest sponsored by a variety radio show.
How about
Life is easier
for the birds who build their nests
free from zoning rules.
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