I don’t take on these challenges from the delightful Ronovan every week, but this time I can’t say no. The challenge, should you decide to play along, is to compose a haiku using the words “brain” and “cleanse.”
I use the standard English haiku form: three lines, with the first line having five syllables, the second one seven, and the third one five again, for a total of 17. It’s harder than it sounds, but it’s a great exercise in concision.
So, here’s my effort:
The three-day juice cleanse
Cleared out my body’s toxins.
Alas, not my brain’s.
Want to play? Go to RonovanWrites.com to find the guidelines. I double-dare ya.
Oh, were it that easy to cleanse the mind. 🙂
Good take on this haiku challenge.
Thank you, and anybody who can figure out how to bottle Mind Cleanse can laugh all the way to the bank 🙂
How do you do that – in 17 syllables? Wonderful!