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what it is

  • worku is a daily practice where your wordle guesses become a haiku
  • use your guesses in the same order you played them
  • aim for imagery and flavor over perfect grammar
  • add a touch of nature, humor, or irony

rules

  • play wordle → each guess word becomes part of your poem
  • write a haiku (5–7–5) using words in the same order you guessed them
  • add small filler words if needed, but the poem must make sense
  • bonus points for humor, irony, or nature imagery (for in-person play)
  • faceoff if tied, the last worku master sets a one-round showdown (for in-person play)

worku archive

  • worku moving to worku.game 2025-12-18
  • 16 December 2025-12-17
  • 15 December 2025-12-16
  • 14 December 2025-12-15
  • 13 December  2025-12-13
  • 12 December 2025-12-13
  • 11 December 2025-12-12
  • 10 December 2025-12-11
  • 9 December 2025-12-09
  • 8 December 2025-12-09

links

  • wordle archive
  • mywordle - make a wordle to share
  • wikipedia - haiku
  • read poetry - 10 haikus
  • grammarly - how to write haiku

submit your worku

The submission widget is under repair.

To submit your worku, send an email to hello@worku.game.

  • Include your name as you would like it to appear online.
  • Your worku. Please highlight the Wordle words used and they must be in the order played.
  • Please include wordle game number.
  • Include your email if you wish an email response.

comments

  • admin on 9 December
  • admin on 24 september