Tentacles lurking. Spread-legged cub pisses in sleep. Golden flow guides spring.
Newly filled egg-cup. Belly stretched by painted eggs. Cries as you eat one.
Horny tadpole girl Incestuous frogspawn lube of unhatched siblings.
[In Japanese, haiku should be seventeen syllables (actually 17 "on", but they're the same thing in Japanese), typically arranged 5/7/5, and must contain a Kigo, a seasonal term: something obvious like a month, season ("spring"), or weather, or something more subtle like a human activity that tells you the time of year (easter eggs), or a seasonal a plant or animal, like (tadpole).
In English Haiku, there're allegedly no rules: they're just micropoems, to the point where mere monosyllables ("tundra", "core") have been used as haiku (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku_in_English). I personally prefer to apply the constraints of the Japanese to English Haiku, since constraints are fun: but that damn Kigo constraint is HARD!]
Tentacles lurking. Spread-legged cub pisses in sleep. Golden flow guides spring. Newly filled egg-c
Oh cum now, don't quit; Not when fun is just budding! Rape a cub in verse!
Budding face struck dumb, Mouth forced open with a thumb Tears mix with cum. [rhymes, because haiku constraints aren't enough!]
Ass oozes agape. A fall leaves marks on duct-tape. Aftermath of rape. [Trying starting each line with the same letter, too... maybe cheating a bit with my Kigo? :D]
Tied in flowerbed. Spread over sprouting bamboo. Stretching urethra.
Summer heat lingers On lifted skirt, warming welts She shows just to you.
Carnival apples Bruised cub-bottom target wins Prize if one gets in!
Hot cider burbles Jar scalds willing waitress breast. Gifting drink and pain. [One for each season! :)]
Oh cum now, don't quit; Not when fun is just budding! Rape a cub in verse! Budding face struck dumb
