Disney Haiku - Installment Two

(Haiku: an unrhymed verse form of Japanese origin having three lines containing usually five, seven, and five syllables respectively.)
And now a little indulgence in language manipulation; Haiku, volume 2...


This week I was watching the Disney Channel and a really nice commercial came on the screen. It was a two minute, fifteen second ode to poetry aimed to opening children's eyes to all things iambic!  Perfectly fitting when I have a Haiki post upcoming.  You could even say serendipitous!

Please to enjoy.

A cool mist sprays out-

Mickey’s imagination

On a summer night

The Main Street Parade;

Magnetic musical sounds

and sparkling lights

Disguised in grass skirts

a bear and man-cub dance for

Bare Necessities

Looking for villains

My favorite trading pins

to fill my lanyard

Scat Cat and a rat

Foil Edgar’s evil plan,

to change Madame’s will

 

And one more written just for this blog.  As sweet as a spoonful of sugar....

Poppins is her name

Very sweet and witty

Rosy cheeks, no warts!

Comments are welcome. Positive feedback encouraged!

Mouseketeer Ken

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