words are the soul laid open and bare take a look and see what I know (Sorry, my first Haiku. Did I get it right? )
Nooo xeno. it's like this - Line: 1) 5 syllables 2) 7 syllables 3) 5 syllables Yours went: 1) 4 2) 5 3) 8 Lmao. My soul weeps for you, I stand here alone my love, 'til we meet again
let me try to get it right this time his heart is not mine it flares for the girl in red i shrivel in black
(My first Haiku, correct me if I make a mistake, and let me know where I mess up ) the home is solid although easily broken through mere firey words
I only want to say that I read what wikipedia had to say on the subject matter of Haiku-- and I am so confused
Hey, you didn't follow the 5-7-5 pattern! I just read it and was confused too. What I was taught about haikus is that you can use a 5-7-5 syllable scheme, but you're not limited to that, and that Japanese haiku often have nature as its theme. I like the one Cogito did. It's loaded with the visual and the aural: flares-forth-fire and dawn-heart...beat-born, for example.
The Wiki article goes into more depth than most people will want. This thread deals more with te Western standard of Haiku, with the 5-7-5 syllable pattern. Still, the best Haiku, even in the modern tradition, canter on a metaphir relating two separate images. Now back to the game: Broken is the night Sunbeams burn in aching eyes Sleepless yet again
^ That last line was 6 syllables, as you pronounce firey like this: 'Fi-er-y' which makes it one syllable too long.
Pure as a spring day, the calm wind blows over me. It shows me a way. Edit: oh dear, it appears I have replied to the wrong post. No matter. I enjoy this game, so I will write another. I think she loves me, so I make her life perfect to help me feel good.