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| Closed Form Poetry If there is a definitive conclusion, and the poet decides to use a specific pattern, such as meter or rhyme, the form will take on what is known as closed form...
Examples: http://www.shadowpoetry.com/resources/wip/types.html |
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Re: Relentless Advance
Not a bad try on your first Haiku.
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I thought I had taken Haiku to at least some kind of borders edge...
It would seem that you werent considering an edge at all when you ran with it. 2 words-outdone,outshined.Nice work,nice concept... |
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Thanks for the comments, all
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Thank you for sharing this ...
I hope you will have time to look at my story of an Afican Christmas Legend..Again thank you . |
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I think chain Haiku is called Renga, and it is (5 7 5 / 7 7). Both alternating until you have it at the length you want. And sometimes, I think they end it with 9 9.
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Perhaps yes, Verbatim. I am largely ignorant of the fine points in Haiku, so thanks for the info. I meant "chain haiku" in the simple sense that I have a group of haiku that relate to one another in sequence, and tell a story. Apologies if this is an incorrect arrangement. Thanks to everyone for the comments on this piece!
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Brilliant piece for a first attempt, Espi!
Though, I felt "dashed" in the last line didn't feel right to me. |
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That was cool, I don't usually look into poetry. But I liked it
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well done! its had to believe this is your first linked haiku.
one thing, i might be destroying the main idea of the haiku, but punctuation would seperate your thoughts. like i said, it might destroy the haiku, but a nice comma here and there would get your point across. Ok. i might be a moron as far as poety oes, or just a moron in general, but it was just my thought. otherwise, terrific descriptions, etc. its hard to belive you can fit so much in so little
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