Funny that, by chopping up the iambic lines, English language haikus have morphed into one-liner weather broadcasts, but with more indents and less gravity. Let's call this the curse of syllables.
评分Funny that, by chopping up the iambic lines, English language haikus have morphed into one-liner weather broadcasts, but with more indents and less gravity. Let's call this the curse of syllables.
评分Funny that, by chopping up the iambic lines, English language haikus have morphed into one-liner weather broadcasts, but with more indents and less gravity. Let's call this the curse of syllables.
评分Funny that, by chopping up the iambic lines, English language haikus have morphed into one-liner weather broadcasts, but with more indents and less gravity. Let's call this the curse of syllables.
评分Funny that, by chopping up the iambic lines, English language haikus have morphed into one-liner weather broadcasts, but with more indents and less gravity. Let's call this the curse of syllables.