Haiku poems are short 3-line Japanese poems that follow a 5-7-5 syllable structure. They originate from Japan and typically describe nature or a single aspect of experience in a minimalist way. Examples provided demonstrate how haiku capture a moment, season, or feeling in just a few lines with focus on imagery and implication rather than statement. The document outlines the basic rules and form of haiku poetry through both explanation and multple example poems.

1. Haiku poems
By: Luke hershley

2. Haiku poems are a Japanese poem of
course haiku poems are from Japan.
Where is haiku poems from.

3. An old silent pond...A frog jumps into the
pond,splash! Silence again.
Over the wintryforest, winds howl
in ragewith no leaves to blow.
examples

4. The sun is setting fast
I wont have enough time to go
Never mind we are there.
there is a spider there
I will smash it with this spoon
Oh yes I got it
My Haiku poems

5. The poem go's 5 7 5 5 words 7 words 5
words.
The rules

6. Resources
http://www.edu.pe.ca/stjean/playing%20
with%20poetry/Hennessey/examplesofHai
ku.htm
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