cardinal
lone cardinal
standing on a drift
of gray snow
catches my breath
in the winter morning.
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2 comments:
Is that a haiku
no. just a short poem. haiku, traditional haiku (and i'm not an expert on this) is typically 3 lines, the first line having 5 syllables, the 2nd line having 7, and the third line repeating the 5 syllables. some american haiku simply use the three short lines, and call it a day.
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