True Blue Haiku

Posted by Annie Whittaker on September 16, 2008

The Olympics are over, and its September. The general dearth of basketball in my life inspired the following. I encourage everyone to come up with their own Jazz Haiku and share it with us (especially if its funny or clever) in the comment section.

September, silent.

Spalding sits idle, waiting;

The hardwood beckons.

Autumn’s promise,

The Jazz season approaches

My heart’s song begins.

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Jared Conger on September 16, 2008 said:

hot rod’isms: Vol I
jumpshots paradise
gentle push and a mild arc
cowhide globe hits home

Mr. Bytheway on September 16, 2008 said:

booz is no mailman
and d-will is no stockton
sloan is still the same

Annie Whittaker on September 16, 2008 said:

Bravo, you guys followed the general rules for Haiku, which I didn’t include in my post. Three lines, 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables.

Jared Conger on September 17, 2008 said:

Watch it bytheway!
Sloan has changed – their offense now;
runs through 3 people!

Annie Whittaker on September 17, 2008 said:

Just two weeks to go
Boise Idaho beckons
to end the famine.

Linda McFarland on September 17, 2008 said:

Haikus are very difficult to write. I’d rather do a rhyme!!!

Heart skips a beat when
The logo is shown anywhere
Excitement,nerves, hurry.

The fans all go crazy
When the Jazz take the floor.
The time is here, oh boy, oh boy
The waiting is no more!

Shanyoubeezy on February 01, 2009 said:

Ronnie Brewer dunks

Ronnie Price and CJs too.

Deron Williams with the chipped shoulder

Money Memo

Never intimidated.

Jerry Sloan wisdom

Paul Millsap pimpslap.

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