Welsh words will not make
an acceptable haiku
but they have dragons!
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The language of Wales makes for better haiku, by far, than the language of whales. Not a lot of syllables in the latter.
Hello, Collective.
Ha ha ha! That reminds me of Dory in Finding Nemo!
do they come with a rocketship (duh)? :)
SG
Man, I wish I spoke whale.
I wish I spoke whale, too. And had a dragon.
Welsh heard live is kind of an auditory insult. I think you could probably complete an entire haiku with four well-chosen Welsh words and a couple hyphens.
Not to be a downer or anything, but you guys brought up whales and I watched that movie The Cove last night and it made me cry! I bet if we had real dragons the Japanese would try to eat them, too.
I have learned so much today it's embarrassing.
When you say "draco,"
I say Malfoy. Draco! Mal-
foy! Draco! Malfoy!
Oh MG, that's genius!
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