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Writer's Block: Sharing Haikus

  • Sep. 5th, 2008 at 4:01 PM

The Japanese haiku poet Basho once wrote, "Old pond / a frog jumps / the sound of water." Try writing some of your own haikus about the little things in your life. A haiku generally consists of a five-syllable line, a seven-syllable line and a second five-syllable line. You can also use any combination of ten-to-fourteen syllables.


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Words pull me inside
Openned pages, like lifes blood
They fill up my mind

hidden heart I hear
beating of rustled pages
How they draw me near

secret worlds lie
inside your papery folds
passions they do hold

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