Hey guys! Long time no see! Krel here with my Haiku Collection Blog!
Haikus are Japanese poems with a 5-7-5 pattern. There were many haiku poets in Japan before, and haikus were usually sayings about something. I made haikus while reading the book "Who Moved My Cheese?" to showed what I had learned, in the form of Haw's sayings.
Haiku Collection I-IV
Haiku Collection I
If you cherish cheese
All the people in the world
Will be made happy.
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If cheese eats your mind
You will never fly to those
Heights called salvation.
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The mind is burnt in
Flames of rampaging fury
The heart cannot stop.
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A courageous man
Leads himself out of the pit
Where extinction lies.
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Haiku Collection II
Being afraid will
Never help you change into
Someone fresh and new.
***
Move with the change
In your life’s turbulent sea
And learn from mistakes
***
In a labyrinth
Move in a new direction
And you will find hope.
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Create with your mind
And you will find the goal
That will nourish your soul.
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Haiku Collection III
Let go of old zones
And you will have greater strength
Than ever before.
***
Adapt to the change
And new cheese will be waiting
For you to enjoy.
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All our past meetings
With the always moving change
Will help us move on.
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Be aware of change
And you will enjoy life’s gift
For the chosen ones.
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Haiku Collection IV
Talking with your friends
About the returning change
Will help you fight it.
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Saigo no Haiku:
When you’re with your friends
Share your bad experiences
And they will help you.
Source: Google, the book Who Moved My Cheese?
