Here are some mundane things I tried to make interesting by writing them down as poems.
Haiku for the Weekend
A haiku is like
A weekend. Hardly begins
And is then over.
Fruit Fly in Coffee - limerick
I thought to myself, "This fruit fly
In my coffee will drown and die."
But turns out that it
Drank a little bit
And became unnaturally high.
Fruit Fly in Coffee - haiku
I thought the fruit fly
In my coffee would drown, but
It just turned hyper.
Dairy-free "Ice Cream" - limerick+haiku
It seemed easy to make, so I
Gave dairy-free ice cream a try,
But I should have known
From the name alone
That it was a terrible lie.
So then I ate some
Ordinary ice cream from
A shop. It was yum.
Street Pics - haikus
I took a photo
of a pretty lane, and drew
a picture of it,
then took a photo
of the picture so I could
show it to some folks.
A few days later,
I came across the photo
on my computer.
I thought to myself,
"Wow, my picture looks just like
a photo. Yay me!"
But turned out it was
the original photo
I was looking at.
Masquerade Glasses
My friend is getting glasses.
We were discussing frames
when suddenly, a brilliant
idea to me came.
Those masks in masquerade balls
or ones sold at a fair
could become frames for spectacles
you regularly wear.
They could use one-way mirrors
so the wearer can see
all of the world while hiding his
or her identity.
All those designs and colours!
Oh, wouldn't that be fine!
I'd have a dozen pairs, and I
would wear them all the time.
I'd made this as a decorative mask, but imagine it as a frame for glasses. Cool, right?
Until I have the time to design my own, here are a couple of images I'm borrowing from the mighty internet just to give you a clearer idea.
