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Haiku poems are a short form of Japanese poetry consisting of nature-related and vibrant imagery. It is typically written with three lines and 17 syllables (5-7-5 syllable count) in English. However, in Japan they do not use syllable counts, rather sounds. So, haikus do not need to adhere to this traditional English structure. A complete definition of haiku poems.
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march, rain,
Form: Haiku
Gardens of Heaven
through Virgin Mary
Holy Spirit pens King Chirst
Miracle rhythms
petal prayer songs
Angels flower music wings
dewy trees sparkle
Mother of faith trust
blessing birthing souls on earth
hearts bloom hue homes
Gospel words float...
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Categories:
angel, birth, christian, devotion,
Form: Haiku
Sweet Spring
Categories:
flower, spring,
Form: Haiku
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adventure, creation,
Form: Haiku
Snow Blooms
Categories:
feelings, nature, seasons,
Form: Haiku
the motherly pine
Categories:
metaphor, mother, nature, parents,
Form: Haiku
sunset descending
Categories:
sunset,
Form: Haiku
Warmth
Categories:
seasons,
Form: Haiku
traveling
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animal,
Form: Haiku
old things
Categories:
old,
Form: Haiku
aftermath
Categories:
weather,
Form: Haiku
Categories:
betrayal, conflict, love, war,
Form: Haiku
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dedication, encouraging, inspirational, meaningful,
Form: Haiku
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analogy, humanity, magic, relationship,
Form: Haiku
Categories:
appreciation, love, mystery, relationship,
Form: Haiku
Specific Types of Haiku Poems
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5 7 5, animal, autumn, children, christmas, death, flowers, friend, funny, love, life, moon, nature, school, snow, spring, summer, winter,
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Definition | What is Haiku in Poetry?