G is for Gargoyle

Gargoyle:  a waterspout, usually in the form of a grotesquely carved animal or fantastic creature cut from stone and attached to the roof of an old church, etc., often with an open mouth through which rain water flows away.

Rooted to the roof 
the gargoyle pretends to live 
such a lonely life. 

But when museums close, 
and the churches fall asleep 
party time begins: 

Mice and bats and rats,
statues, ghosts, Quasimodo 
bring some beer and chips.

Senryu 7 of 26 I´ll be doing this april to participate in #AtoZChallenge, #NaPoWriMo and #CampNaNoWriMo. Did you like it? Don´t be shy, leave a comment. I´d love if you add a blog hop so I can visit your post, too.

This is my Spanish haiku counterpart: G de Gárgola. Why, do you ask? My wonderful crew, #NaNoTribuMX started a micro stories challenge in Spanish this month. (We´re still voting the words we will use this month).

The team’s theme of the April Blogging from A to Z Challenge this year is:
ACCOMPLISHING YOUR DREAMS, AND THE DUALITY OF 22; to see all cool bloggers participating this challenge, you can click on the Master List of #AtoZChallenge.

If you are participating on these challenges, I wish you good luck and lots of success. 😀

All posts:

1. A is for Amnesia.
2. B is for Bastard.
3. C is for Carousel.
4. D is for Dandelion.
5. E is for Euthanasia.
6. F is for Fleeting.
7. G is for Gargoyle.
8. H is for Hologram.
9. I is for Island.
10. J is for (microscopic) Jupiter.
11. K is for Karma.
12. L is for Lunatic.
13. M is for Morgue.
14. N is for Nyctophilia.
15. O is for Obituary.
16. P is for Pineapple.
17. Q is for Quixotic.
18. R is for Ravioli.
19. S is for Sabotage.
20. T is for Theater.
21. U is for Unicorn.
22. V is for Venom.
23. W is for Walkman.
24. X is for Xylophagous.
25. Y is for Yeti.
26. Z is for Zombie / Zero.
27. Reflection.