The exercise:
This week's Two Haiku Tuesday would like you to play pretend - gimme a couple of haiku, as written by James Bond.
Don't ask me where that came from, because I have noooo idea.
Mine:
How inglorious,
I'm stuck waiting for the bus -
bloody budget cuts.
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An exciting life,
filled with guns, girls, and fast cars,
still leaves me lonely.
I like your first haiku best today I think; I like the idea of James Bond waiting for the bus! And the rhyme in there is quite attractive too.
ReplyDeleteJames Bond
"Call me Saturday,"
Said his evil assistant.
I shot her also.
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A mix-up of names,
I confused Q and M, and
now no-one's paying.
"Name is Bond, James Bond,"
ReplyDeleteNever thought to give a fake,
So much for secrets.
Q's Aston Martin
Rather poor at blending in
Next time a Prius
A turn of events
ReplyDeleteShifting momentum? Salvation.
Die another day.
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Shady stone caverns
and towers that dwell with birds.
I am my office.
Greg - ha, the rhyme was quite unintentional (for once).
ReplyDeleteI'm not entirely sure why, but I really like your first haiku. I reckon it has to do with the final line.
Jack - love your first one, as that's something I've always been curious about.
Denin - the movie title in your first one makes it my favorite; that was very nicely done.
Okay, not that fimiliar with James Bond, so I did one on a wild horse:
ReplyDeleteWild Horse
Why did I do it,
I'm now tied to the corral,
I never ment harm
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I'm can prove to you,
I'm not a vicious wild horse,
Just give me a chance