Poemranker [Poem: Forest Rain] [by bamf909] Thu Nov 21 09:22:26 PST 2024

[9] Bhaskaryya @ 202.63.190.228 | 25-Feb-05/10:15 PM | Reply

Simply beautiful. Haikus speak volumes in mere 17 syllables.. This is a stupendous example with beautiful imagery.

Great work!

[n/a] bamf909 @ 4.254.217.18 > Bhaskaryya | 25-Feb-05/10:28 PM | Reply

Thanks- I really appreciate the encouragement. The most enjoyable part of haiku, for me at least, is the way it can capture meaning but retain its brevity. The last five syllables are always the hardest for me, but I do enjoy the challenge.

[9] Bhaskaryya @ 202.63.190.228 > bamf909 | 25-Feb-05/10:43 PM | Reply

http://allpoetry.com/Column/423262

Here's a link that might help you. BTW, since you write in syllables and not onjis, even a 2-6-3 syllable poem on nature is a perfect haiku. May be that would make it easier at times if you fet stuck!

Thanks.

[n/a] bamf909 @ 4.254.219.192 > Bhaskaryya | 26-Feb-05/9:59 AM | Reply

Thanks for the link. That was quite an informative site.

[9] wilco @ 24.165.207.93 | 26-Feb-05/8:47 PM | Reply

One of the better Haikus I've seen in a while.