A Jolly Poet's Haiku Poem by Melody Iveren Kuku

He sat in a school of thought,
Bent over a page with pen in his hands,
For one said to his ears,
A poet is one with a Haiku to his name.

So he wrote,
Letting the ink dance.
With a devilish wink at his thoughts
And words like honey, he began.

A maid milking a cow
And a gentleman in a great coat.
A poet pondering on Haiku
With nothing coming to mind.

You don't need to milk a cow
Or wear a coat to be perfect.
just a smile,
Write a line and a little sense.