We asked, and you delivered - a collection of homemade haiku for tonight's grand political occasion.
"Sunset on choice day, clocks go forward or backward, hope springs eternal." Photo: RNZ / Alexander Robertson
It sounds simple: three lines, five syllables on the first line, seven the second and three again for the finale. And the winner (to be advised directly) gets an RNZ T-shirt. Whoop, whoop.
Here's some fine examples of what you came up with:
Sunset on choice day
Clocks go forward or backward
Hope springs eternal
- Kate O'Malley
Jacinda Ardern
What a neat syllabic phrase
Refrigerator
- Emile Donovan
Jacinda or Bill
To tax or not to tax, but
Who's telling the truth?
- Stephen Kennedy (who was prolific)
The felt pen
on a too-small space:
still, tiny, peaceful miracle
- Beth Bowden
Billion dollar holes
Seem to make Schrödinger polls
Pray for Kiwi souls
- Briar Lawry
