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Haiku is a traditional Japanese poem with 3 lines in a 5-7-5 syllable pattern that captures a moment in nature or a season. It originated in Japan and focuses on moments or images from the natural world. Examples show haiku can reference the sea, a poison dart frog hunting, or a worm digging at night, following the syllable structure and intent to depict short natural scenes or occurrences.
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- 4. Examples of Haiku Examine the rhythm and syllables Look for the 5-7-5 rule. My ship floats the sea Ill drift to some distant place. Better get started! What is this poem about? Does it follow the Haiku rule?
- 5. Examples of Haiku A poison dart frog Sitting in the canopy Hunting for his food At night, quietly, a worm under the moonlight digs into a nut.
- 6. Write your own Haiku Think of a subject Make a list of words and phrases Arrange those words to fit the Haiku pattern Read your Haiku Does it make sense? Does it fit the 5-7-5 pattern? Are the words spelled correctly?