WHAT'S'AT? A HIGH-COO?

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is the new haiku website of Booker T. Washington Magnet High School's Creative Writing magnet. All copyrights to all poems on this website belong to their individual authors, and none may be reproduced without written consent. Chuckling monkeys
Watching us feed them their food
Are pretty darn smart

Massive bodies though
Fearsome to gaze up upon
Elephants seek peace

Friendships are pointless
When the companions of it
Will no longer kiss

Peacocks sound like cats
And are just as evil too
Their shrills are deadly

Such horrible jokes
They challenge and tease my thoughts
Though I just crave love

Lonely little birds
Will suffer tragically when
They are left to cry

Maybe when the man
Falls asleep with weary woe
Peace will be ended

Waiting in the wind
For an uplifting spirit
For my memories

From a better view
A perspective upside-down
Life seems much more clear

Funny how angry
One simple man can make you
Just by his speaking

When I lost this bet
I did not image he
Would be serious

To sing in front of
A great enormous folk crowd
With a trembling tongue

In order to cheat
Nature will certainly see
And will take notice

Telling the secret
Benefits no one if they
Will quickly tell two

Little gray angels
Whistles growing sharp and long
Mistaken demons

As another leaf
Falls and drifts and flies and soothes
The pile forgets it

Black and white stripes that
Will race in open grasslands
Sucky camouflage

Peeking out their shells
Wondering what world surrounds
Happy to stay safe

Finally the night
Whispers, comforts, and covers
All of the day's woes

It's an incentive
To disguise true loyalty
And to be selfish

To end with something
As holy as a mermaid
Brings tears to the eyes