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Cell Phone Virus Leaves Hundreds Dead, Thousands Missing
A phone virus infected cell phones throughout the country today, with devastating effect. The virus left many phones inoperable, and others with impaired functionality.
So far, hundreds have been found dead and many more are missing. One distraught husband reported, “She said she couldn’t live without her cell phone. I guess she was right.”
A wife whose husband was reported missing was quoted as saying, “He couldn’t find his way anywhere without his navigation app. The last I heard from him was a text saying he had just got on the Interstate. I’m betting he’s still on it, and the app hasn’t told him he’s reached his destination yet.” Police are keeping an eye out for motorists who have run out of gas or otherwise appear lost.
armadillo
I feel like an
armadillo
who just tried to
go across the
information
superhighway
* * *
sound
home
level
rainy day
I asked for mine dry
didn’t expect umbrella
in my martini
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ThanksĀ for reading. With the loss of Haiku Heights, I needed to get something out.
For a weekly haiku prompt, come visit Haiku Circus at:
clap
words said without thought
impossible to retract
hand clapped over mouth
* * *
serious faux pas
applauding when it’s not time
bad case of the clap
* * *
For Haiku Heights
Expectation
Twelve Days of Christmas
twelve drummers drumming
is more noise than I care for
give me sleep instead
* * *
eleven pipers
cannot fix the bad plumbing
toilet backing up
* * *
ten lords a leaping
nine like to watch the ladies
one is a time lord
* * *
nine ladies dancing
ignoring the lords as they’re
already royal
* * *
eight maids a milking
sorry I failed to mention
can’t abide dairy
* * *
seven swans a swimming
making a mess of my pool
who’s going to clean it
* * *
six geese a laying
I also forgot to say
that I’m a vegan
* * *
five golden rings
not sure what to do since I’ve
got one ring finger
* * *
four calling birds
who incessantly like to
use my cell phone
* * *
three french hens
I can’t understand a word
don’t speak my language
* * *
two turtle doves
I have to really wonder
what’s with all these birds
* * *
and a partridge in
a pear tree – forget the bird
but I do like fruit
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For Haiku Heights