A Rockhound's Haiku
Penned After a Friendly Challenge from a Fellow Writer
Published expressly for Jimbo, but hopefully for all to enjoy.
On a whim here tiz
A geologic haiku
Requested by Whip
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Igneous is one
Also sedimentary
Metamorphic too
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Thus three types of rocks
Each with varied genesis
All are fun to find
Published by Major Jester
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4 Comments
Post a CommentAn educational piece for me, Major - siva
Oh, and I think I'll metamorph into an ingenious sentiment, or something. Clever bastard, ain't I?
Here, here! I am a basalt fan myself. Such neat looking formations. As well sedimentary is fun to discover all the layers. Any tips on where a Va. boy can go and see sans digging, the KT boundary layer. I need some iridium for an experiment I'm conducting. I'm trying to see if I can gather enuff of it to throw down in a violent manner and thus cause the extinction of progressives! Alas, I think I have my work cut out for me! Nice work Major. You're a pal and a valued one for sure.
Nice!