Day 17 Seventeen Syllables
“June 17, 1971. The Okinawa Reversion Agreement was signed. This agreement between the United States and Japan returned control of Okinawa to Japan.
A Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. It is three lines: the first and third lines have five syllables each and the second line has seven syllables for a total of seventeen syllables. They are often about nature.
Write a Haiku. Please include a picture that illustrates your poem”.
June 1-30 Challenge – Day 17 – Seventeen Syllables
“Haiku Poetry” in English is created by a vision it must paint a mental image in the writer/reader’s mind, which is 5 syllables for the first line, 7 for the second, and 5 for the third.
Here’s my Haiku Poetry
The snail slithers up
Holding on tight to the ledge
Only just made it.
Beautiful shot with a haiku to match
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I love this Haiku!
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Great Haiku!
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Like the poem. But I HATE snails and slugs!
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