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Clue Haiku Challenge
Howdy Campers!
Remember the board game, Clue? Colonel Mustard with a gun in the library? Well, we play it here at camp, but with haiku. This is a great way to torture our favorite oncologist with a minimal number of syllables and a minimal amount of gushing blood.
Substitute the Colonel for Wilson, a symptom or diagnosis for a weapon, and the location... well that's still a location, but it's up to you to decide where. All three elements should be included in your haiku.
Here's a sample:
Wilson gasped for breath.
Sarah's toy, the inhaler,
gone from his bedside.
(Diagnosis--asthma, location--bedroom)
Kitchen nightmares. Ouch!
Blood-colored marinara.
Splashing boiled water.
(Diagnoses--cut and burn. Location--kitchen; See what I did thar? It's the sekret woid!)
Office paperwork.
Poor gating mechanism
for a smashedwrist heart.
(Diagnoses--broken bones, emotional hurt. Location--office)
Haiku format:
1st line: 5 syllables
2nd line: 7 syllables
3rd line: 5 syllables
Please post your entries in the comment section.
This activity earns a poetry badge.
Remember the board game, Clue? Colonel Mustard with a gun in the library? Well, we play it here at camp, but with haiku. This is a great way to torture our favorite oncologist with a minimal number of syllables and a minimal amount of gushing blood.
Substitute the Colonel for Wilson, a symptom or diagnosis for a weapon, and the location... well that's still a location, but it's up to you to decide where. All three elements should be included in your haiku.
Here's a sample:
Wilson gasped for breath.
Sarah's toy, the inhaler,
gone from his bedside.
(Diagnosis--asthma, location--bedroom)
Kitchen nightmares. Ouch!
Blood-colored marinara.
Splashing boiled water.
(Diagnoses--cut and burn. Location--kitchen; See what I did thar? It's the sekret woid!)
Office paperwork.
Poor gating mechanism
for a smashed
(Diagnoses--broken bones, emotional hurt. Location--office)
Haiku format:
1st line: 5 syllables
2nd line: 7 syllables
3rd line: 5 syllables
Please post your entries in the comment section.
This activity earns a poetry badge.
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but the scruff against his cheek
helps sleep come back home.
(Diagnosis: insomnia - sekret woid! :D; location: home/implied bedroom, if that isn't too vague)
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wristheart is awesome.Here's my first try:
He likes his bed more
But there's no monsters under
His hard office couch
Question: Are we supposed to do the little diagnosis thing you did or was that just for an explanation of the concept? Ex:
(Diagnosis - nightmares (I snuck in a sekret woid too), location - Wilson's bed, though now he is in his office)
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Glad you liked the third. That was my favorite. And thanks for asking about the explanation. There's no need to include it unless you want to.
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I found this very touching, but also very, very sad.
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Depressed by failure
and missing his troubled friend
Wilson hides in bed.
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Soft kisses, rough sex,
banter, soaps, fun; sharing months
that chemo bought him.
His only fear is
that House may choose to follow
when he has to go.
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I could definitely see House deciding to follow (my very first House/Wilson fic was a dialog fic about exactly that! :) ) and Wilson worrying about it.
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You have a good idea. When camp is over, maybe I'll piggyback off of this post and come up with a couple of themes for
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stealborrow Damigella's example and go for the double haiku because I didn't want to leave a cliffhanger :)A gun shot echoes
blood on office carpet, fear
cane appears, safety.
Awake, ICU
pain clawing, tears form, need help
hands adjust drip, sleep.
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And I love the idea that House's cane alone is a symbol of safety.
Lovely caring!house in the second haiku (well, he would know about pain problems).
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but it almost helps; he can't think
about missing House
(Diagnosis: migraine- secret woid because I'm sneaky. Location: I failed at including it. Implied hospital I guess, for the noise.)
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Sitting in the apartment
Crazy cat lady
(diagnoses - cat allergy, loneliness, location - condo)
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Down a dozen steps, falling,
head hits concrete - pain
Diagnosis: concussion, location: stairs
Ouch! Your haiku vividly described Wilson's pain and descent. Nicely done. <
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Terrified, he cries when
hallucinations turn too
real to play pretend.
House refuses to
lock him away; meds help less
than someone caring.
(Diagnosis: schizophrenia, location: home)
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Waking without him
feels a bit like dying, or
falling down real far.
(Diagnosis: depression, Location: bedroom implied)
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for enjoying Wilson's pain,
but not right now.
Excellent depiction of depression. :-)
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House pulls him upright in bed.
Just his presence helps.
(Diagnosis: any minor-to-moderate acute respiratory event: asthma attack, bronchitis-induced coughing fit, etc. Location: in bed.)
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Indeed. I'm impressed how comforting I find the haiku's with caring!house as compared to those which follow 7x23 canon. Simple "medical" help and yet a great image of affectionate domesticity.
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