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Traditionally haiku is 17 syllables but in a 5-7-5 setup for the three lines of the verse. However, since this was Democratic Haiku, I thought the “message” was the important thing and we could make up the rules as we went along. Isn’t that the Democratic way? 😉
Haiku is all about syllable count. I don’t remember the exact requirements, but one of lines is supposed to be 12 syllables long.
Protecting his turf… 😉 Neil, over at Digitus, Finger & Co. wrote a fine one also.
Bald, wanting John’s hair.
But John sued my doctor and
He can help no more.