October 2012 PaD Challenge - HAIKU
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2012 12:46 pm
I changed our forum page about the Haiku discussion to be the landing page for this month's challenge.
Haiku? We can make our own haiku, or we can copy from books or internet. It is really pretty easy and many can be thought provoking. Autumn colors or Spring Blooms for our southern Pbasers, make great subject matter for Haiku. In fact, traditional Haiku required seasonal elements.
Haiku is simply sentences that are divided into 5 syllables, 7 syllables and then five. Entirely 17 syllables.
Japanese Haiku is composed of 17 sound units divided into three parts and it is written on one line.
English Haiku separates into 3 lines to divide the haiku. The line breaks act as a type of punctuation.
German Haiku is avaibable to find online and in fact, there are many German Haiku Poets who have won awards!
To see a Website with Haiku/Photography - look at this link http://575.tumblr.com/
Here are some lists of Haikus that I found online. Or you can find or write your own.
Haiku from the Master = Matsuo Basho (1644 ~ 1694) http://thegreenleaf.co.uk/hp/basho/00bashohaiku.htm
= Yosa Buson (1716 - 1783 ) http://thegreenleaf.co.uk/hp/buson/00haiku.htm
Other Haikus Lists from Google finds
http://www.dijitari.com/xvii/categories ... esc_1.html
http://terebess.hu/english/haiku/wright.html
http://www.creative-writing-now.com/haiku-poems.html
If you use someone's haiku, you should post the authors name for credit.
Haiku? We can make our own haiku, or we can copy from books or internet. It is really pretty easy and many can be thought provoking. Autumn colors or Spring Blooms for our southern Pbasers, make great subject matter for Haiku. In fact, traditional Haiku required seasonal elements.
Haiku is simply sentences that are divided into 5 syllables, 7 syllables and then five. Entirely 17 syllables.
Japanese Haiku is composed of 17 sound units divided into three parts and it is written on one line.
English Haiku separates into 3 lines to divide the haiku. The line breaks act as a type of punctuation.
German Haiku is avaibable to find online and in fact, there are many German Haiku Poets who have won awards!
To see a Website with Haiku/Photography - look at this link http://575.tumblr.com/
Here are some lists of Haikus that I found online. Or you can find or write your own.
Haiku from the Master = Matsuo Basho (1644 ~ 1694) http://thegreenleaf.co.uk/hp/basho/00bashohaiku.htm
= Yosa Buson (1716 - 1783 ) http://thegreenleaf.co.uk/hp/buson/00haiku.htm
Other Haikus Lists from Google finds
http://www.dijitari.com/xvii/categories ... esc_1.html
http://terebess.hu/english/haiku/wright.html
http://www.creative-writing-now.com/haiku-poems.html
If you use someone's haiku, you should post the authors name for credit.