How did I not know about this holiday? I'm gonna write a nerd poem for my wife...Marilyn Olowe:
Señor Buebo, organizador del Día del Friki. (Foto: Antonio Heredia)Roses are red,
violets are blue
All my base
are belong to you
LOL, Rocco. How about this:Tracing back from that, I found this by Erin Rose O'Brien:Roses are #FF0000
Violets are #0000FF
All my base
Are belong to you ♥
While rummaging across the internet for wacky holidays, I found this:Irreverent Haiku
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nerd_Pride_Day
Apparently, it originated in Spain. You go Spanish nerds. In addition, it falls on the anniversary of the original Star Wars film.
In 2008, Geek Pride Day came to America and in 2009, Canada. So let's rock our nerdiness. Let's get a large number of people to party it up with us.
Meanwhile, for the past several days, other nerds have been writing other poems, on a Facebook page created by Jeff Sabo. As those who don't have a part-time home on facebook won't be able to see it, I've brought some of my own, and the promise that there are many more and better there.
People are playing with long words. This is my 5-7-5:
Procrastination's
counterintuitively
inspirational.
And before that,
Why do we think it?
That big thoughts will not fit in
Small words of one sound.
and what started me with the five-syllable situation:
In Beowulf's age
Haiku all angled to be
Alliterative
One of my favorite geek-poetry things of all is the error message haiku which have been going around for years. There's no one definitive set, I don't think, as they're passed around as office humor, but here's one site with a collection:
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