Haiku Voir: Vol. II
Another collection of Haiku inspired by TV & Film
The Wrong Pill
Fiction become lived
Staring down, trapped by our screens
There is no spoon here
(Inspired by The Matrix)
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The Eleven Year 'Conflict'
There for us weekly
MASH four-oh-seven-seven
Best care anywhere
(Inspired by M*A*S*H)
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Mega-Thrusters Are Go!
Mighty lions combine
Defender of universe
Let's go Voltron force!
(Inspired by Voltron)
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Let's Go, Let's Go ...
Filmation busters
Yes, they have a gorilla
Let's go, Ghostbusters!
(Inspired by Filmation's Ghostbusters)
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Mystic Man from Afar
Marshall Bravestarr
Hawk, Wolf, Puma, Bear, spirits
Got to stop Tex Hex
(Inspired by Bravestarr)
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Dangar! Ewok!
Rebels against fence
Bear-like warriors attack!
Empire falls that day
(Inspired by The Return of the Jedi)
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Life Finds a Way
Welcome to the park
When dinosaurs ruled the earth
"We have a T-Rex!"
(Inspired by Jurassic Park)
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Three Million Years Later ...
Lost in deepest space
Kryten, Cat, Lister, Rimmer
The boys from the dwarf
(Inspired by Red Dwarf)
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A Cat & The Princess
Says 'hey, Adora ...'
The Heart of Etheria
Love of her and her
(Inspired by She-Ra and the Princesses of Power)
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V
Not mask, idea!
Remember, remember, the
Fifth of November
(Inspired by V for Vendetta)
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You were always this ...
He will knock four times ...
The old soldier takes up arms
The best of of us
(Inspired by Doctor Who)
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Savannah K. Wilson
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Comments (4)
Hehehehehe loved all of them but if I had to choose a favourite, it's Jurassic Park!
Haha, these were fun. I loved MASH especially; all haiku were super creative!
What is your favorite movie?
I like these.