full crop
the bird's last meal of
sticks and berries . . .
the bird's last meal of
sticks and berries . . .
posted by Jim Tantillo at 1/11/2006 08:29:00 AM
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
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2 Comments:
huh?
counting error or avant garde...you be the judge
take a look at some of the linked articles. American haiku tends not to lend itself to straight 5-7-5 (not usually anyway), a form that makes more sense in Japanese. Modern American haiku is more about capturing the spirit of haiku than about strict adherance to syllable counts--although that's fun when it works, too. The "in the moonlight a worm" website is particularly good.
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