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Explosive Haiku

By Curran D | Posted: 03 September 2009

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Hey look! It's a bomb.
Everything will be fine.
Just cut the red wi--

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bobchoi

04 September 2009

From this haiku and your previous "Budapest", we can see you have a wonderful sense of humor.  Fun & laughter is my favorite "genre".  Please write some more.