How to Write a Haiku Poem
It’s always good to go back to the basics and refresh our memories about the various syllabic poetry forms we use in our weekly Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge. Today, let’s review how to write a Haiku. Here are a few links for you to read. Enjoy! ~Colleen~
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Haiku is an ancient form of poetry invented in Japan. People focus on the syllable counts, but that’s just the basics. Here’s how to write a haiku poem.
Source: How to Write a Haiku Poem
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#Haiku Happenings #5: Colleen Chesebro offers a primer on writing haiku!
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Just fun stuff to brush up our Haiku skills. Thanks for spreading the joy. â¤ď¸
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My pleasure! đ
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Thanks for the reminder, Colleen.
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You’re welcome. Always something new to learn about each form. Haiku continues to evolve. â¤
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The haiku form of poetry is always lovely. Thanks for sharing these links. I like writing haikus on my own at home, but the reminder is a nice touch for some extra motivation. And yes- it’s more than syllables! It’s about finding the meaning within those few words.
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Hi, Angie. I totally agree. The brevity of words in Haiku make it so powerful. We must choose the best words and syllables to convey our meaning. â¤
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Thanks so much for this post, Colleen. I’ve read and loved the powerful messages and visual imagery that the Haiku form of poetry is known for, Yet I’ve never attempted to write one. Now I plan to read the links you have so kindly provided and make an attempt at it. I’m looking forward to creating something worthy of your poetry challenge.đ
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Thatâs fabulous, Soooz! We all students of syllabic poetry so youâre in good company. â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸
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I love taking on a new challenge. Especially one that should help me grow as a writer.
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Absolutely! I believe that writing Tussaudâs a different part of your brain. Have fun! đâ¤ď¸
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Thanks so much for sharing. â¤
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A wonderful reminder at the start of summer. Thank you Colleen! đđ
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Youâre so welcome. â¤ď¸
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A wonderful reminder from Colleen Chesebro on how to write a Haiku poem.
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Thanks for sharing, Walt. â¤ď¸
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My pleasure đâ¤ď¸
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Haiku is a wonderful way to say a lot in few words. These are helpful links. Thanks for sharing, Colleen! đđ¤đ
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You’re so welcome, Michelle. It never hurts to brush up our skills. â¤
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Absolutely!
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Love this! The Haiku is my fav.
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That’s awesome, Angela. You should join in my weekly challenge. You’re always welcome. â¤
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I learned something new today
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That’s fabulous! đ
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