neat..the first and the third one followed the rules of setting, subject and action in the three lines...but the action didnt probably fit in in the second one. And just wondering, should the 5-7-5 sylable rule be followed while writing a haiku?M.
In Japanese it is, but in English, at times it is not easy to stick to 5-7-5 syllable rule.At time on can even write in five lines instead of the normal three.
neat..the first and the third one followed the rules of setting, subject and action in the three lines...but the action didnt probably fit in in the second one. And just wondering, should the 5-7-5 sylable rule be followed while writing a haiku?
ReplyDeleteM.
In Japanese it is, but in English, at times it is not easy to stick to 5-7-5 syllable rule.
ReplyDeleteAt time on can even write in five lines instead of the normal three.