Louis-Daniel Boulanger is a husband, father, professional procrastinator and extremely part-time scribe living just outside Toronto, Canada. Considering Haiku's little word puzzles he spends some insignificant time crafting his own short and sweet confections. 

                    Haiku Scribblings

Ed: A collection of (mostly) absurd little haiku’s.  Not to be taken seriously.

no sight of nature
resignation settles deep
tradition no more

A form-free Haiku 
Both lovely and most absurd
A neat little gift

Nose thumbing at con-vention is a most grati-fying rebellion

Writing haiku's with
five/seven syllable words
trite, mad and sublime

Vocabulary
Oversimplification
Irrefutable

Stunning madness; the
poems hold little meaning-
bring joy nonetheless

Louis-Daniel Boulanger is a husband, father, professional procrastinator and extremely part-time scribe living just outside Toronto, Canada.

​A haiku for you
They don't always make sense though 
Defenestration