Haiku Poem: Explanation
Writing a Haiku Poem
- What is a haiku?
Haiku are poems whose origin can be found in Japan.
- How are they different?
They generally talk about the present and more about the nature.
Explanation:
- Haiku poems are picturized on nature that is why they are also called as seasonal poems.
- They contain three lines.
- They are composed to paint a picture in the reader’s mind.
- Each line has a certain number of syllables.
- It consists of unrhymed lines of 5,7, 5 syllable words or 17 syllable words.
- This rule helps the kids to understand the syllables very easily in a short way.
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