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Your painfull death.
A ninja kills you. blood pours all over the floor there goes your career. So, do you like it?
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Odd last line though.
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it makes sense, because you are now dead, and can't get a job.
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I'm not a fan of Haikus personally, and while I feel this poem makes logical sense (ignoring ninja's) you're dead, no life, no job. I've never seen them as a great art form, I feel it's impossible to fit that much emotion into 3 short lines.
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It is beautiful when you actually do manage to fit emotion into 3 short lines though. But funny haiku anyway.
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thanks for all your kind words!
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I must agree that the last line seems a bit odd. Perhaps, if you mentioned the job or would-have job somewhere, it would make more sense.
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Very funny. Thumbs up.
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thanks!
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