Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry that follows a specific structure of 3 lines with 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively. It aims to capture a moment in nature through strong visual images and uses the present tense without rhyming.

1. • It does not rhyme
• Written in present
tense
• Captures a moment in
nature (usually)
• Contains strong visual
images
HAIKU

2. So! Haiku's Golden Rules:
The first line has five syllables.
The second line has seven syllables.
The third line has five syllables.

4. Everywhere it drips
Webs beaded with jewellery
Morning is still new.
Let's try some more...