Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for July 19, 2024

Haikus are supposed to be about nature, you know.

Naturally…

Everyone’s a critic.

Poetic license.

Bucky, the Numerologist!

The Count from Sesame Street: “I like it!”

What type of poetry was that? … Gesundheit!

Bucky takes a stab at intellectualism…and hits a paw.

Seems like he borrowed Satchel’s haiku, in addition to his notebook: see the comic from 2009/01/07

Throw it away in one two three for

I wish I’d thought of that when we were doing haiku in middle school…

Haiku meets sudoko.

It’s a template for a Haiku.

The genius of Bucky is not appreciated in our time…or ever, really.

Could be seen as “post good”.

’I have three words for you … Liar, liar, pants."

There’s no clear tie to liars in the comic, but Bucky’s unsuccessful attempt at haiku reminds me of Sam’s (Ted Danson) reply to Diane on “Cheers.”

Dave Barry’s haiku below bears repeating:A dog is barking Bark bark bark bark bark bark barkBark bark bark bark bark

It’s more like lowku.

Bucky’s poetry contains all the artistry and visual delight of a numbered corporate parking lot.

I only knew the 17 syllable and the feel requirements, the certain number and order of the stanzas was not known to me.

I prefer his catnip mice haiku.