Introducing Pi-Ku, brought to me by Annie Brodrick

Pi-ku is a poem like a haiku, but instead of the 5-7-5 format of haiku, Pi-ku uses pi as its base.  In other words, as pi is 3.141592653..., the first line of the Pi-ku contains three syllables, the second line contains one syllable, the third line contains four syllables, and so on.

Pi-Ku Number One

Body parts

Sex

Between my legs

Old

I have nothing left

If you have to leave me then go now

My words

Will never substitute

For what a girl brings

In silence

Pi-Ku Number Two

Mountaintop

Lair

Am I hiding?

Yes

In hours of daydreams

Self-pity, anger, and sad regret

Of past

Of memories of youth

Wasted in daydreams

Of future