Friday, November 02, 2012

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Defining Haiku here at Lunch Break that's 30 days, November 1st - 30th of haiku features

The haiku in today's haiga(illustrated haiku)

night rain
insomnia bathed in
tears of angels

--gillena cox

Today's note long/short/long

night rain = short line
insomnia bathed in = long line
tears of angels = short line

Today's tag

Some writers still swear by this; many dont; but i think most writers agree; if you are now getting into this genre its a good structural pattern to use

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I invite you to share some of your long/short/long expertise with me


Thank you -- Adelaide for
November first
pushing us towards winter
with cold rain



10 comments:

Crafty Green Poet said...

I always try to follow the long / short / long pattern even though I'm not strict about syllable counting

Adelaide said...

It's a good pattern to follow, especially for beginners.

November first
pushing us towards winter
with cold rain

Adelaide

Gillena Cox said...

Thank you for dropping in Juliet

much love...

Bill said...

My own opinion: Don't end the middle line with a preposition. It may give you a longer line but it's also a shapeless line. This "rule" may, of course, be broken for a good reason. And i agree that working with this form is good discipline for the veteran as well as for the beginner. A review of haiku journals suggests it is rather preferred than obligatory.

Gillena Cox said...

Adelaide thank you for sharing i'll post it up front

much love...

Gillena Cox said...

thank you for your contribution

Bill,


much love...

Magyar said...

Ah... the long and the short of it.
__Angel tears... so much can be said... in the short. _m

Out of Sight L said...

That is so beautiful Gillena, I hope my Sammi is with angels, God, I hope

Gillena Cox said...

Doug

Thank you for dropping in


much love...

Gillena Cox said...

Lorraine it must be hard losing a pet that way

be strong


much love...