Here is a wonderful infographic on how to write Haiku courtesy of Tweetspeak Poetry:
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Published on September 12, 2015
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Interesting. I didn’t know there were so many rules. (As a kid we just learned about the syllables.) I love the haiku with fresh vivid imagery.
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Glad you love Haiku too, Diana.
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My poetry skills run to bush rhyming but having a formula to work from makes it seem like something I could have a go at. Thank you for finding this gem and sharing it Rosanna who knows where it might lead … Pleased to see you back again, I missed you 🙂 Linda
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Glad to be back, Linda. I hope you explore Haiku. It’s pretty amazing.
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Thanks, Rosanna. I’ll have to try it some time. 🙂
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