PaulPallazola
Small hands, big crayons
Dreams come alive on paper
Happy cat monster
Well the Haiku 10 day Challenge has come to an end. I made it to 9 but I’m a perfectionist, hope they’ve been 9 enjoyable ones for Virily Haiku readers…
“Could a big fat cat hug you?” Viterbo asked me this morning.” I’m not sure, but you could hug her” I replied. “What if there was a big fat cat monster ? Viterbo asked. “I’m afraid she’d eat all of Luna’s catfood and we’d have to buy more” I answered. Viterbo drew a rainbow cat monster. I said “That’s the happiest monster I’ve seen since the Cookie Monster on Sesame Street”. I asked Viterbo if I could take a picture of his drawing to share with folks on Virily. He was very excited.
Viterbo started middle school this year and he’s had a tough time with math and science but he got A’s in Art and Reading. His pictures get more colorful and imaginative all the time. Viterbo loves cats and crayons. This is what happens when he gets to express some of what he loves best…
nice p[hotos amazing!!!!!!!! haiku
I enjoyed the conversation between you and Alex. 🙂
Thank you Carol. I think we have cheerier convetsations when I comment on Alex’s art since his pictures almost always make me smile 🙂
His style is beyond words sometimes!
Sounds like a Norse myth, where Loki turned into a cat and ate bifrost…
Well Viterbo is a very big fan of Thor, so I wouldn’t put the influence of Norse myths past him.
Norse mythology has inspired countless generations of boys everywhere, and will doubtless continue to do so until we wreck the planet beyond the point where it can sustain life…
I’d like to think you meant “unless we wreck…” I still cling to the hope that the anciebt
That the ancient orange hair demon will be returned to the fires of Hell and some semblance of sanity will prevail. Of course I smoked entirely too much hashish in college so that may have impaired my capacity to navigate these times.
I would love to believe that humanity will overcome its greed and wake up to the danger, but I see no evidence to support such a belief…
The orange one isn’t the problem, he’s merely a symptom. Sending him back to hell isn’t going to solve anything; it will only stop things from getting worse at a sickening speed
The art is good. Viterbo is talented in expressing What’s in his mind.
We can not be perfect in everything. I wish him great luck in this art if he likes to paint.
I love the haiku and the picture! An awesome job to both of you! Great collaboration! 😀 <3
All of yours have been great. This ones is great too.Very creative!
Thank you LaJenna this has been a very exciting challenge. I’ve enjoyed all the great haiku that was generated by writers on Virily over the past three weeks