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Haiku poetry traditionally uses a cutting word, usually a single word, to separate the two juxtaposing images in the haiku. In Japanese haiku, this is usually a single word, but in English haiku the cutting can be punctuation, line indentation, or nothing at all to separate the two images. The pivot word is a key word that splits the two images in the haiku.
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