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Children are always
gentle flowers growing wild nurture them softly HAIKU A haiku is an unrhymed 17 syllable poem of Japanese origin. It usually has a seasonal reference.The structure is: line 1 - 5 syllables line 2 - 7 syllables line 3 - 5 syllables |
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Children are always gentle flowers growing wild nurture them softly HAIKU A haiku is an unrhymed 17 syllable poem of Japanese origin. It usually has a seasonal reference.The structure is: line 1 - 5 syllables line 2 - 7 syllables line 3 - 5 syllables 
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Nice to see this. We used to have a haiku thread that everyone posted in, it was fun. It would probably be a large undertaking to try and find it again.
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A pointless day I
found the number seventeen and have loved it since. |
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Outside the window
A hooded child, head bowed down Then the church bells chime |
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Edited by
ArtGurl
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Mon 11/30/09 01:45 PM
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Broken as only
Sorrow steals life lovingly Breath trapped, frozen tomb |
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Maturity (Haiku)
growing firm and tall what once was a young sapling stands a mighty oak A haiku is an unrhymed 17 syllable poem of Japanese origin. It usually has a seasonal reference.The structure is: line 1 - 5 syllables line 2 - 7 syllables line 3 - 5 syllables |
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remember a thread strung with little water beads our loves our passions |
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