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Wait...Does He?
September 21, 2013
What I once dreamed
seems so impossible now.
How could he love me?
© Casey C., Rockport, ME
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Nope. Just three simple lines. Five sylliables, then seven, and then five again. Contempary poets often string multiple hiakus together and each traditional hiaku is a stanza. I don't want to sound rude, but if you don't believe me I suggest you google it. Thank you for your feedback though.
Destiny Runyon said...
on Sep. 30 2013 at 2:41 pm
well isnt haiku's supposed to have more lines then three. Just asking cause that's what i was taught in school.
