Sharing the poetry of Wikipedia, one haiku at a time
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A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Finding of Moses":
the river carried
them down to the sea at the
river carried them down to the sea at the land of zalpuwa
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation":
these business leaders
represent a wide range of
industry sectors
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "List of birds of the Democratic Republic of the Congo":
the two inner front
toes are connected but the
two inner front toes are connected but the outer toe is not
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Al-Sawafir al-Shamaliyya":
most modern scholars
however located shafir
at khirbat al-qawm
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Hungry ghost":
during the evening
incense is burnt in front of
the doors of households
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Dendropsophus branneri":
they have adapted
to suit warm dry climates to
suit warm dry climates to expand their ranges
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Bulbous dreamer":
as such this is the
type species of the family
oneirodidae
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "2025–26 National Cricket League":
the all eight teams played
every other team as like
previous season
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Forgotten Realms (comics)":
during the time of
troubles he uses vartan
as a host body
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "A166 road":
part way up the hill
is the southerly turn off
toward bishop wilton
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Ethnic groups in South Africa":
the basotho are
the majority ethnic
group of lesotho
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Cicero":
clodius ' gangs dogged
him hurling abuse stones and
even excrement
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Rutgers University–New Brunswick":
livingston campus
was recently expanded
and renovated
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Berthoald, Duke of Saxony":
their land was plundered
and a large number of their
land was plundered and a large number of their adult men were killed
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Chris Swanwick":
he passed is ards test
in february to gain
his racing licence
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "1946 Negro World Series":
it started in the
fourth inning as hank thompson
drew a leadoff walk
A haiku from the Wikipedia page "Longest common subsequence":
several paths are
possible when two arrows
are shown in a cell