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77For Annie, Fennelseed. Haiku hike. (Oh, Annie, please don't hate me…)
Here is a poem I dedicate to my multitalented HubFriend - Annie (Fennelseed). I got inspired by her incredibly fascinating poems and Haiku. So I went ahead of myself and wrote a poem =) It also has my hilarious attempts at Haiku. I can assure you, they are awesome and super cool, just like me LOL
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75Haiku - The Art of Capturing Nature
Haiku are three line poems that reflect the state of nature. This article looks at how to compose haiku and gives an insight into the history.
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78Haiku: Observances of Nature
Haiku is an unusual form of poetry that originate in Japan. Enjoy these Haiku poems about nature in all it's glory.
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63HUB Flight 99 high up above the Clouds
A first attempt at writing a Haiku poem, and hopefully I can nail this one in the coffin.
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86The Dark Haiku
In case you are new to my hubs or just haven’t figure it out yet, I am a little “throwed off”. Let me put it to you in a way you may understand. My elevator doesn’t go all the way to the top. I am a french fry short of a Happy Meal. I am a...
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78Types of Poems - Japanese Fixed Poem Forms
When English speaking peoples attempt to adopt another cultures poetic form, some times a few details get lost in the translation. Such is the case in Japanese fixed poem forms, including the ever familiar Haiku.
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68The Colorful Path - A Haiku
Many feelings can be expressed with Haiku poetry. I created a haiku poem with accompanying artwork and it was a lot of fun. Check out this form of poem writing and give it a try for yourself.
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59Thirty-Six Years: Tanka
Thirty-Six Years Tanka by Dr. Darryl Winer Thirty-six years ere Standing in the synagogue The love of my life And I took genuine vows Then, glass crushed under my foot Plentiful glass shards As foretold and heralded ...
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