I’m going to be pumping out a lot of content in December, so I’m going to keep this post short and sweet. With no written accompaniments or explanations, here are My Top 20 Songs of November:
20. A Lot Like Birds – Kuroi Ledge
19. Ed Kowalczyk – Holy Water Tears/Seven
18. The Sounds – Young & Wild/Shake Shake Shake
17. Lover Lover – Young Free
16. St. Lucia – Too Close
15. Best Coast – I Don’t Know How
14. Shad – Y’all Know Me/Intro: Lost
13. Dum Dum Girls – Lost Boys And Girls Club
12. Jhene Aiko – Bed Peace f. Childish Gambino
11. Say Lou Lou – Beloved
10. Arcade Fire – Here Comes The Night Time
9. Sky Ferreira – Boys/Omanko/Ain’t Your Right
8. Lorde – 400 Lux
7. Linkin Park x Steve Aoki – A Light That Never Comes
6.. Pearl Jam – Sirens
5. Britney Spears – Perfume
4. Panic! At The Disco – Far Too Young To Die
3. Queens Of The Stone Age – I Appear Missing/Keep Your Eyes Peeled
It’s been some time since I’ve dabbled in the art of Haiku poetry. I admire how Haiku use words and syllables to describe, cut, and leave open. It’s a freeing form of poetry, and since it’s easily recognizable to many, I’ve decided to work it into My Top 15 Songs of October list. Haiku needn’t necessarily follow the 5-7-5 syllable rule, but since it’s the form I originally learned, and it’s probably the most recognizable form of Haiku poetry (in English), it’s the one I’ve chosen to employ here.
The Pun Is Sure 