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The good news is that I made it to the next challenge. The great news is that my friend Monelle was the top winner for last week. She has great voice and is very clever. And I can tell you exactly where she was when I heard the news (before her). This week's challenge is to write a paranormal haiku. Wow. That will be a challenge. I thought we could go on a search together to find out what those two elements mean.
Paranormal: Wikipedia says that it deals with experience that are outside the range of normal experience or scientific explanation. Subjects include ghosts, extraterrestrial life, unidentified flying objects, and cryptids. Okay. Maybe I can be psychic about where I will end up when I go away to college (see last week's entry). Of course, I already know that now. Haiku: From Kidzone I learned that it is a poem with 3 lines, first line 5 syllables, second line 7 syllables, third line 5 syllables. Here is their example: I am first with five Then seven in the middle -- Five again to end. Kidzone also says that because haiku are so short they have to be easily recognizable to the reader. It suggests doing a riddle like "What am I?" I'll try my hand at a simple one to get the idea. Colored at Christmas Switch on, click on, or clap on I can see clearly. What am I? Lights Wish me luck! Comments are closed.
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