HAIKU – Nature’s Reflections

At the simplist level, a Haiku is an unrhymed, 17 syllable (5-7-5) poem about nature. However, at its core, there is more involved here beyond the basic pattern that we learned as children. While Haiku deals mostly with visuals, it tells little, so the reader takes an active role, also becoming subject and object.

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    Fantastic. I love this post!!

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