The winners of the NCSU insect blog Hexapod Haiku Challenge have been announced. Here's the best in show:
Major, UndeclaredSilverfish, tell me,
Darwin and Dostoevsky,
do they taste the same?-Martha Love
Gastonia, NC
Ha! I love it.
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I just popped in for a first look around and I find such an amusing and delightful treat!
Great first impression. Think I'll loiter a while.
Thanks, Crudely! We hope to see more of you around.
This made me smile. It reminds me of Issa.