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know, I know: It's a cliche to have haiku about one's passion on the Web (go here to read on SPAM). But somebody had
to do it for Isettas, and it may as well be me. For the unwashed, haiku is a japanese form
of poetry that consists of (in its American standard form) 17 syllables arrayed in 3
lines: 5 syllables in
the first line An example: counting syllables Serious examples (in varied forms) exist here. I've written (yay, composed!) some Isetta
haiku below as a starter. So wipe the grease from your hands, contemplate the beauty
and serentity of the Isetta, and put your thoughts to paper in the form of a haiku (in the
American standard form described above). Oh, and send it to me so I can post it here for others to enjoy... |
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little isetta your front is an open door i smile while i drive robert.e.mace |
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bubble window coupe what happened to your rear wheels? so close together... robert.e.mace |
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300 cc how do you shift this damn thing? should have bought a ford... robert.e.mace |
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rusty isetta i see many missing parts there goes my money robert.e.mace |
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bought an isetta top speed: 40 miles per hour no racing tonight robert.e.mace |
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sliding window coupe more breeze than bubble model cooler for driving robert.e.mace |
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i just turned fifty my mid-life crisis bimmer was bound to happen firemarshal bill |
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| more smiles to the mile firemarshal bill |
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| how can i ever nelson a. locke |
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| tiny bubblecar jory bell |
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| one thing on my mind jory bell |
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| Isetta front door -- mark nelson |
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| Drive an Isetta. mark nelson |
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| Tiny Isetta, mark nelson |
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| your haiku here!!! email me!!! robert.e.mace |
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haiku as described, but who am i to squelch someone's contribution to literature? bubble bubbble toil and trouble, the keen isetta driver keeps a
watchful eye Wife was NOT happy I just fixed the red one
It's not enough
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