"Monday, Monday," the Mamas And The Papas once sang, "so good to me." Obviously they didn't share the same regular Monday experience as everyone else – slouching back to work for another five wearisome days of clock-watching – as they wouldn't have sounded so goddamn chirpy.

Still. There's always one shining beacon that you can count on to light up the beginning of your week. And that – boys and girls – is the hecklerspray Celebrity Haiku Competition.

This week we're taking a look at naughty gay bush-dweller George Michael.

But first let's have a sneaky wee gander at the winner of our last competition. We asked you (very nicely, we think) to scribble out a Haiku about the fact that pop group Girls Aloud were apparently splitting up (a story that has since been refuted). Even better, we promised the winner a six-pack of delicious Chewits as their reward (or the nearest alternative brand of chewy fruit-flavoured sweeties).

The victor was someone called 'Freddy Vs. Jason', who – despite being named after such a cack-awful film – came up with this little beauty:

Just a Love Machine?
Just a call centre worker
Yeah, that’s more like it

Well done, buddy. Send us your details and we'll send you your hard-earned confectionery.

But what about you? Don't YOU want the chance to win a multipack of nice chewy sweets? Christ – we'd be amazed if you didn't. And here's how you can: simply write the winning Haiku about the following topical celebrity story:

Singer George Michael has been caught having a naughty 3am 'cruising' session with a jobless 58-year-old fat man.

Just remember the golden rule of Haiku: five syllables, seven syllables, five syllables. And – because we love you more than anything in the whole wide world – we're going to provide you with an example:

Ex-singer of Wham

gets caught in bushes with man

Whoops-a-daisy, eh?

Oh, come on. That was rushed. You can write a better one than that. And we want you to prove it. Entries in that there comments box, if you please…

Read More:

George's Sex Shame – News Of The World

[story by C J Davies]