Single-handedly

redefining the meaning

of a friend: Facebook

Read more of Jen’s haiku.
Did you know Jen has an affection for all things Che? It’s true!
Check out her web site, Che Spotting.

To be or not to

confirm as a Facebook friend

That is the question

Read more of Jen’s haiku.
Did you know Jen has an affection for all things Che? It’s true!
Check out her web site, Che Spotting.

Kelly can’t escape.

Nap’d on Facebook or is she

kidnapped by Facebook?

Read more of Jen’s haiku.
Did you know Jen has an affection for all things Che? It’s true.
Check out her web site, Che Spotting.

Seventeen hundred

Facebook friends!?! What do you win

collecting the most?

Read more of Jen’s haiku.
Did you know Jen has an affection for all things Che? It’s true.
Check out her web site, Che spotting.

Friends are on Facebook

Now I don’t need to write, call

or even visit

Read more of Jen’s haiku.
Did you know that Jen has an affection for all things Che? It’s true.
Check out her web site, Che Spotting.

Haiku By Two is excited to unveil yet another guest haiku’er to our site!

Let’s give a big ol’ welcome to Jen. That’s her there in the picture sitting in Paul Bunyon’s hand.

Jen’s haiku will appear on this page over the next five days.

Before we get to her haiku, however, which were all written with the theme “Facebook” in mind, here’s what Jen had to say about the writing process:

This is my first attempt at haiku.

I was looking for an outlet to help me deal with my angst about Facebook, specifically my frustration with friend requests from people who are not my real friends.

Now, though, I’m just equally frustrated with writing haiku…

Writing a haiku

means counting syllables then

counting them again