Monster Haiku - GHOUL
Monster Haiku
Mon·ster Hai·ku
noun, plural
Mon·ster Hai·ku
noun, plural
1. Compound phrase from Monster (meaning a large, mythical, or scary beast) and Haiku (a Japanese form of poetry consisting of 17 syllables total divided into 3 lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables). 2. A scary-themed story of four related Haiku poems.
Pallid and gruesome
It takes its meals from coffins
Perched on a headstone
Unsavory fiend
Bane of dearly departed
Unearthed another
A macabre buffet
Taste of embalming fluid
Unspeakably vile
Please chase it away
For I cannot stand the thought
I may feed it soon
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