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cARtOONSdAY: “fARMING oUT A nOVEL iDEA”

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October 12, 2021 · 11:45 pm

Monday morning writing joke: “Writer named Maxwell”

There once was writer named Maxwell, /

Who wrote only about things factual. /

Imagination, he said, /

Was overrated and dead. /

Then he was eaten by a Pterodactyl.

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Sunday silliness: “Hunter’s stew”

Hunters stew

Deep in the forest, /

made with choice ingredients, /

Autumn Hunters Stew.

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#haiku #poem #poetry #photo #pun #humor #hunter #stew #forest #ingredients #davidebooker #oldnorthknoxville #halloween #october #sunday #2015 #2021 #101021

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Photo finish Friday: “Fairy house”

Fairy house

Shells of the ocean /

formed as a house for fairies /

Young hands mold magic.

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#haiku #poem #poetry #photo #fairy #house #mold #magic #shells #young #hands #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #october #friday #2021 #100821

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Poem and photo: “Death becomes you”

Death becomes you

Death becomes you, my dear.

Let me hold your hand so our selfie is clear.

Get my bare bones, they show me the best.

All that flesh and muscle — begone all the rest.

I’ll wear my cap. You wear your smile.

Don’t worry about missing teeth. It’s been a while.

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#poem #poetry #selfie #death #bones #cap #smile #teeth #skeleton #halloween #aceatkins #davidebooker #october

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Haiku and photo: “Harvest”

Harvest

Sweet yellow orbs fill /

Harvest of early autumn /

Fiery red sticks, too.

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#haiku #poem #poetry #writing #autumn #fall #harvest #tomato #pepper #oldnorthknoxville #photo #davidebooker

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Haiku and photo: “Desiccation Hope”

Desiccation Hope

Desiccated leaves /

Fall murmurs through the breezes /

Hope, too, rides the air.

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#desiccated #hope #leaves #air #fall #breezes #haiku #photo #poem #poetry #davidebooker #knoxville #tennessee #october #2018

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Haiku and photo: “Spring / fall”

Spring / fall

Spring flower, fall rain. /

Iris white, droplets bubble. /

Rebloom and return.

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#haiku #poem #poetry #iris #spring #fall #rain #rebloom #flower #oldnorthknoxville #photo #davidebooker #october #sunday #2021 #100321

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Silly Saturday: “Killer Bunnies of the Apocalypse”

Killer Bunnies of the Apocalypse

It’s the Killer Bunnies of the Apocalypse.

Death in their DNA got the slip.

Now they roam the countryside.

Wild, winged, and bent on genocide.

Beware! should you cross their path.

They travel in herds and will attack.

Munch and crunch and chew to the ground

all flora and fauna and toes that can be found.

There is but one way to tame these bunnies.

That is to roll them over and rub their tummies.

But you might not be able to get that near,

at least not until you’ve have a couple of beers.

These bunnies are fierce in their apocalyptic way,

but belly rubs and carrots could save the day.

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Saturday silliness: “Corg”

Corg

I am the Corgi. /

Resistance is but futile. /

Scratch me now, human.

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#haiku #poem #poetry #resistance #corgi #scratch #futile #oldnorthknoxville #photo #davidebooker #humor #october #saturday #2021

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