That took a long while for a short chapter, but you know life and all that. Not to mention I have been finally putting my YouTube account (CubedQ) to use by creating one or two videos. Plus, haikus are hard to string together like a conversation. Though to be fair these are not really haikus because they don't have ironic endings, but like I said before I was trying to make it flow like a normal conversation, and that is hard enough.
Disclaimer: I do not own Avatar: The Last Air-bender, or any associated thingy-ma-bobbers.
Oh, and the first speaker is Sokka, then it alternates between him and Toph. You all probably would have figured that out quite quickly any way, but I just thought that I would tell you just in case
-Begin-
Tavern Tales
Haiku - None
Here at the tavern
A battle of wits we fight
A contest to win
Sokka you're a fool
I shell win this game of wits
tonight you will pay
You are confident
You need a mind not mussels
This is my domain
Counting syllables
This does not take that much thought
Hardly a challenge
Is that what you think
Syllables are not your thing
You'll find this hard
Little warrior
This is but an easy thing
You don't stand a chance
Little you call me
One who is barely five foot
Toph you are tiny
I'm small of body
with a large reputation
known through out the land
All that fame you have
It is going to your head
Pride before the fall
This is not my pride
It is but a solid fact
The blind bandits fame
That is not special
My fame spreads as far as yours
known for wit and mind
Meat and sarcasm
That is all you amount to
no style at all
Two good qualities
They have gotten me through much
Better then bending
How are they better
They have no advantages
Purely useless stuff
Toph, oh little Toph
You must think out side the box
King Bomi knows this
That crazy old bat
I do respect him greatly
But foolish he is
Call your boss foolish
Our friend with the crooked crown
Not wise I do think
When I see a fool
Then I will call him a fool
For example you
Your words use to sting
That tung of yours was once sharp
Now it can't cut grass
My wit is not dull
It is as sharp as ever
Take back what you said
I can't take it back
These facts can not be changed
The truth is the truth
Your facts are flimsy
Even I can see that much
Viewing through my feet
Concerning our feet
I need to get some new shoes
My soles have worn thin
If you go that way
Some of my shirts need mending
Could you see to them
What else will we need
If I'm going to market
Might as well stock up
Eggs, bread, salt, and cheese
We should have enough pepper
And we need more meat
We always need meat
That seems to cover the food
How is your armer
My armer is fine
No damage that I can't fix
what of your weapons
All in good repair
Though I do have some ideas
I could improve some
Mechanical schemes
What have you come up with now
Will it cause trouble
An improved crossbow
It will use clock work and springs
Giving it more range
Even if that's true
It would be harder to fix
And would easily break
That's five seven six
An error in syllables
You pay for the drinks
Curse you Sokka.
-End-
I do hope you enjoyed. Did any one notice that I gave both Sokka and Toph 17 lines in this, you know because there is 17 syllables in a haiku. Tell me if I messed up on my counting anywhere in the story.
Luckily, I am mildly inspired for the next chapter, so it hopefully wont take as long if I can manage to get a good run at it. Then again I never seem to do so.