We had to write an impromptu Haiku during our writing class tonight. As a general rule a Haiku is 3 lines. The first line is 5 syllables, the 2nd line 7 syllables, and the 3rd line 5 syllables. Typically, lines 2 or 3 will hold an element of surprise or a twist in them. Also, more often than not in traditional Japanese or Buddhist Haiku form, a Haiku is centered around nature. Here is what I came up with today...
Egg
Wind blows, time is here
Mama bird strains and pushes
Spits; she eats her babe.
I love it! I think I'm gonna do this in vinyl and hang it on my wall!
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