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Unread 10-15-2008, 12:33 PM
Mike Todd Mike Todd is offline
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Lee—

Haiku strike me as being easy to write but damnably hard to write well. I wonder why this is. I am sure it is something to do with the general difficulty of writing small poems: the smaller the harder. But there is something else to haiku. Perhaps what I am asking in a round about way is, what makes haiku haiku? Certainly the form is only a beginning.

Anyhow, here is one I wrote for the class. (I'm not the most prolific.)

coffin descending
through a hole in the hoar grass—
how bright the rowan berries!
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