Summer's Twin Haiku

Dear PHuang,

     Thanks for this haiku about two flowers. I really like how it is short, so I don't have to read much. I liked how it was three lines, all of these lines not even adding up to a sentence if put into that form. The picture you put up looks nice, it makes the garden look good.

     I did some research into these flowers, and I found that this flower is called a red flower. First, there were two flowers, they both have colors. The color is red, which is why I concluded that this is a red flower. I do not particularly enjoy writing or researching about flowers, but I'm sure people wouldn't really care for what a flower is called.

     There seems to be some evidence that this flower is grown from dirt. Also, it grew from a seed. You need to water the flower in order for it to grow. "A flower must be catered to often in order for a pleasant and healthy plant to decorate and brighten your home." This quote shows that a flower does need to be taken care of. Watering the plant, as well as planting it in proper areas is a good way for a plant to flourish.

     All of this inspires me to write a haiku in response to yours. Since haikus are short and easy, I can do one without going crazy. I appreciate what you wrote.

Dear Phil,

I found out what this plant is. It is a red tulip, although you could figure that out just by looking at it! They're not too much to say about your flower, to be honest. um... Interesting fact: some tulips contract a virus, called the Tulip Black Virus. It causes wilting and rotting, but it gives it a really cool color to it!