/r/haiku
Haiku
The Art of Haiku.
Haiku are 17 syllables and traditionally structured 5 - 7 - 5
Rules
The haiku you want to post must be in the title of your post. One haiku per post. Use /
separator for lines.
Refrain from using harsh and unnecessarily foul language when making a haiku. Profanity is auto removed.
If you're posting someone else's haiku, please credit the original poet in the comments
No self-promotion, political themes, or religious themes.
X-rated haikus belong on /r/XRatedHaiku, we prefer keeping /r/haiku SFW.
Removal of posts is entirely at the discretion of moderators
Posts that are complaints may render you temporarily banned, PM the mods for discussion.
Celebrate haiku, not an anguished existence. You have our sister sub r/MyDarkHaiku for your misery
Recommended reading:
Richard Wright - Haiku: The Last Poems of an American Icon
Jack Kerouac - Book of Haikus
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I’ve since edited it to:
Waves pound jagged cliffs Symphony for the senses Sun waving goodnight
The cold night breeze blows/In the desert of winter/Lights gleam beneath stars
My sister is in Japan, and one of the pictures she sent me from underneath a maple tree, with a soft blue sky in the background, inspired me to write this
I'm trying to write a haiku as an introduction to a book I'm working on but I'm not sure if this conveys what I'm trying to get across. The book is about two close friends who have the power to go back in time. The idea of this haiku I was going for is that the speaker is willing to sacrifice time and reality itself for someone special to them.
Any thoughts, recommendations, ideas, or comments are welcome!
Didn’t like to repeat “me” at the end twice but couldn’t think of anything else to replace it. Any feedback would be appreciated :)