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Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Haiku

Haiku is a poetry form that began in Japan hundreds of years ago.

Haiku is always three lines long and has a total of seventeen syllables. The topic of the poem should be something in nature like animals, trees, or seasons.

Here is the format:

First Line: 5 syllables
Second Line: 7 syllables
Third Line: 5 syllables

Examples:

Maples in Autumn
Trees dancing in a cold wind
Colorfully dressed


Catfish in the pond
Whiskers brush the mud bottom
Eluding the hooks


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