I was sleeping happily when a horrible dream struck me. I was walking through a room. Even my aunt was there along with my cousin. It was their house. It was new. Me, my parents and my sister had come to my aunt’s house to see how it was. It was dark. As dark as a night without a moon. It did not matter to anyone how dark it was. We walked up the stairs all together. We started into a room and sat down on a sofa in front of a T.V. We watched something for five minutes. I was not interested in whatever was playing on the television so I took a look around. Right beside the tiny television was what seemed to me as a herd of sheep. It was not clear nor was it decided. This was enough to freak me out. The sound of silence made me unsure that there were people around. I realised that they were starting to get up. I walked slowly towards the door behind the others thinking about what I had seen or what I had thought I had seen. As I reached the door to go ...
I like nuts, she likes nuts, he likes nuts, my family likes nuts. There is hazelnut, chestnut, Do not worry, its not a chest with a nut. There is peanut, The best of all, Coming from a groundnut That has a weird shape that makes people say, "lol!" Not to forget the walnut too, I say, "Ewww!" But people undercut me And say, "You were lying I see." Oh, we would love to have a doughnut now, But its junk and we have to survive without it how? The children say its okay, But we rebut and we eat a saut é . All other nuts can be eaten uncut, But a pain in the neck is the doughnut. All the nuts are liked somewhat, And we think, should we name our house nut or not?
The sun is above all, Was my thought when I bought a stall. Its rays fell on the window, As I say to my customers,"Hello!" The Sun is above all, The houses, the meadows, and the men tall. With little children in the playground, Parents chatting about their tiny growing hounds. The Sun is above all, Above my nice, tiny stall. I love it, I earned it, Even though my stall is where the sun sits.
I like this haiku. When I think about a typical Sunday, I think about everything stated in this short poem! Good job! Please write more of these
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