The Do's of Haiku
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Create two parts, not one long run-on Traditionally one fragment (1 line) and phrase (2 lines) Present in present (but only a very short amount of time in the present) The Do’s
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Create two parts, not one long run-on
Traditionally one fragment (1 line) and phrase (2 lines)
Present in present (but only a very short amount of time in the present)
The Do’s
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Use concrete imagery and uncluttered, direct language
(K.I.S.S.)
Invite reader to make own connections and conclusions
The Do’s
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Only call the image what it is (don’t get all poetic by saying “brilliant opal night light in the sky,” just say “moon”)
For haiku, try using a season word (called kigo)
The Do’s