Haiku
I’ve been reading some of the rules for English Haiku. A rule in Haiku is a bit of an oxymoron. My sense of the short verse is to let your mind roam, and describe the place where it lands.
In diminishing pentameter, and, perhaps, increasing profundity, here is some Haiku para tu
5-7-5
A rush of feeling.
Smitten by an age old love.
I feel once again.
3-5-3
Broken Oak
Shorn of your essence
Fallen leaves
1-3-1
Life
Loving Her
Death
After thinking about it for a bit, I think I agree with the author that 3-5-3 is a good length for english Haiku. It seems like that is the best pentameter for me... balances stupidity with dilitance just right :)
In diminishing pentameter, and, perhaps, increasing profundity, here is some Haiku para tu
5-7-5
A rush of feeling.
Smitten by an age old love.
I feel once again.
3-5-3
Broken Oak
Shorn of your essence
Fallen leaves
1-3-1
Life
Loving Her
Death
After thinking about it for a bit, I think I agree with the author that 3-5-3 is a good length for english Haiku. It seems like that is the best pentameter for me... balances stupidity with dilitance just right :)
- posted by npanth at 5/19/2006 07:29:00 PM
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