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Haiku

Haiku is the shortest form of poetry. The subject matter of most haiku poems is very simple and can be about anything. In composing a haiku, a poet is celebrating the simple beauty of something, and possibly trying to look at it in a different way than others do, so people reading the poem will appreciate the subject in an origianl manner. The traditional form of haiku is seventeen syllables divided into three lines. The first line contains five syllables, the second line has seven, and the third line has five. Some traditional haiku subjects include flowers, rainbows, seasons, music, animals, butterflies, leaves, and simple events like falling snow.

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written by Astryd, July 29, 2008

Below the sky's blush,
The drowsy meadow now stirrs
Broken from night's spell.

Whispering notes drift
Forth from their captive slumber In the silver strings.

A rustle of reeds
And flashing, glimmering wings--
Was it a fairy?
--Astryd

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written by lilyshops4, July 04, 2008

This is my Haiku
Hey bird,
thanks loads but
your song wont
make up for
the bird poo on our car

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written by keithzoom4, June 25, 2008

the light shined on her
it was so brite the fairy came
but it went out fast.

by
keithzoom4

p.s. thanks for reading

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written by Fairy Coordinator, March 28, 2008

Wow - those are great! I think I know, but I'll let some other people guess first. :)

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written by Kendall and Claire, March 27, 2008

Gracefully falling
A beautiful White blanket
Cold Stars in the night.

Can you guess what it is?

Graceful legs Running
Striped Coats and legs,and black manes
Out in the wild plains

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