Your challenge: write a haiku or limerick featuring one of the subjects discussed here in the past seven days: climate change and its denial, murky brain pans or something from Monday's nature quote. Feel free to mine the comments, too.
Post your haiku or limericks in the comments, below. Remember the pattern of a haiku is:
First, 5 syllables,
the second line has seven.
And 5 at the end.
A limerick is a wee bit more complicated. Here's one description.
Post your haiku or limerick in the comments, below. You folks are so clever! I love to see what you come up with each week!
Climate deniers:
ReplyDeleteOpen the Just Science app
Your minds will open
Re: "prosperous development"
ReplyDeleteWhen she said, "You can't
have your cake and eat it too,"
did she mean the earth?
Please explain to your sons and your daughter
ReplyDeletethat the world is going to grow hotter.
With your telephone app
make it very clear that
they had better start saving fresh water.
makes no sense to some
ReplyDeletesome cool while it gets hotter
call it global change
measure your carbon
ReplyDeletethink before you step ahead
do the turtle walk