haiku
A Japanese poetic form, renowned for its simplicity and focus on nature. Usually in English it is translated as three lines of 5/7/5 syllables. In Japanese this does not exactly track.
I often write them as a warm up, writing haiku as a way of Journaling.
- Mailika-Booker suggested keeping a Haiku-Journal in (Red-Sky-Session-1) as way of practising poetry regularly and focusing on Specific-Detail
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haiku
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