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(Nanako to Ame no Nanafushigi)
“Nanako and the Seven Wonders of the Rain”
Humidity
We’re taught: never fightA land war in Asia.This is the reason.
Even more bunnies?
How disappointingThat they all forgot to quip,’I’m hunting wabbits.’
Actually, what, bunnies at school?
Wait, they keep rabbits?Back when I went to high schoolWe shot them on sight.
The friend zone cannot be this strong
Ponytail, nurse wearAnd rubbing up against youYou say you’re a man?!
Wingman
And the day is savedThanks to Ms Pres. But evenThe weather ships them.
That a lord of the rings reference i am seeing? As for the format, is there a specific reason you are doing it in poem format?
In an anime named Senryuu Shoujo?Of course not.
Just dawned on me that sennryuu translates to haiku >.<"
In seriousness, senryuu is very similar to haiku, but less strict in ways (for example, all haiku are basically about nature). But they share the 5-7-5 form.
Nanakos control:Her physics-defying perm.The hairbender strikes!
Nanako is just too precious.