Make one up and post it too
Instructions for you
http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Haiku-Poem
There are some who say that haiku can just be a short fragment (no more than three words) followed by a phrase. The following is an example of such a structure, which is often very effective, but this example fails to have the necessary seasonal reference or to create an intuitive spark or leap of understanding in the relationship between the two parts.
<dl><dd>early evening
</dd><dd>small flat stones
</dd><dd>line the shore
</dd></dl>
The haiku doesn't have to be serious. It can be funny, although traditionalists might call it a 'senryu' rather than a 'haiku.' Please note that the following is not an example of senryu, but merely a three-line poem that attempts to be funny (this is the sort of poem that both haiku and senryu writers consider to be what has been called a 'pseudo-haiku' or 'pseudo-senryu'):
<dl><dd>I like Cottage Cheese
</dd><dd>Cottage Cheese is my favorite
</dd><dd>Yummy Cottage Cheese
</dd></dl>
Or:
I Like this nice girl<dl><dd>She is in my English class</dd><dd>she doesn't like me</dd></dl>
OR:
"Potato Oles,
Run away! It's Godzilla!
Potato Oles."
