Yesterday was World Poetry Day, so Oxford Dictionaries/Oxford University Press (@OxfordWords) had a twitter competition: write a haiku with your favorite word.
Three winners, one of whom is yours truly:
Pick a favorite word?
It’s prestidigitation.
Poof! Where did it go?
I won a copy of the Oxford Dictionary of Rhymes.
I can’t begin to tell you how geeked I am about this.
Awesome job Ms. twicks!
I wish I could win something
like money…or sex
love the second line
which makes syllables its bitch
superlative, twicks!
Stuff like that is VERY cool - congratulations!
The green of my face
Is no St. Paddy’s remnant -
I envy twickster.
So you’ll be entering something in this weekend’s Poetry Sweatshop?
That is sweet! Congratulations!
I love the poem, BTW, as it doesn’t feel like most haikus, which seem to be shoehorned into the format. I even checked again to make sure it was a haiku.
Your first line is missing. 
Hell no! Unlike you guys, I’m not really a poet!
Congratulations twickster!
The art of haiku
Lends itself to a sharp wit.
An excellent job!
Enjoy the dictionary,
And use it wisely.
My haiku-fu was weak. Your haiku-fu is strong.
Ahem, but you have gained more materially from your poetry than I ever have, therefore I call you ‘poètesse malgré lui’ - poet in spite of herself.
That’s “a poet who don’t know it”
Sounds way classier in French. I may add that to my (freelance) business card.
Congratulations, twickster.
Shoot–wish I’d known. 
Not that I had any chance of winning, but it still would’ve been fun to play.
But Wow–congrats Twick! 
Congrats to Twixter
Uh, something something something
My haiku needs work
Congrats, Twicks.
Hahahaha
I like this one