CommentsWell there's the Haiku-like work that Ezra Pound did but that wasn't what I was doing here.
I don't like Haiku's in general because I don't feel the concept translates into English well the way it is. I don't put much effort into rules I don't respect but I see your points as valid. Thanks for the comments. |
I've written a lot of haikus (I have a twitter that's only haikus) and I know how hard the rules are to stick to, but you haven't followed them. They are supposed to be five syllables, seven syllables, five syllables, unless there's a totally different type of haiku I've never heard of. Some of the lines are four syllables, like the last line of the first haiku. Watch your form.
That said, the concept is quite interesting and unique.