POEM WRITING
Haiku is Japanese poetry composed only
of seventeen syllables, arranged in five,
seven, five syllables. Its subject is purely
about nature. This will examine your
artistry and creativity. Write your answer
on a separate sheet of paper.
The following suggestions may help
you.
1. Think of something you have seen in
nature that made you either happy or sad.
2. Write three lines about what you have
seen. The descriptions should be objective;
the sentiment should be left for the reader
to realize or feel.
3. Pare down the descriptions so that the
first and the last lines have five syllables
each and the second line has seven.
4. The words at the end of each line do not
have to rhyme.
POEM WRITING
Haiku is Japanese poetry composed only
of seventeen syllables, arranged in five,
seven, five syllables. Its subject is purely
about nature. This will examine your
artistry and creativity. Write your answer
on a separate sheet of paper.
The following suggestions may help
you.
1. Think of something you have seen in
nature that made you either happy or sad.
2. Write three lines about what you have
seen. The descriptions should be objective;
the sentiment should be left for the reader
to realize or feel.
3. Pare down the descriptions so that the
first and the last lines have five syllables
each and the second line has seven.
4. The words at the end of each line do not
have to rhyme.
POEM WRITING
Haiku is Japanese poetry composed only
of seventeen syllables, arranged in five,
seven, five syllables. Its subject is purely
about nature. This will examine your
artistry and creativity. Write your answer
on a separate sheet of paper.
The following suggestions may help
you.
1. Think of something you have seen in
nature that made you either happy or sad.
2. Write three lines about what you have
seen. The descriptions should be objective;
the sentiment should be left for the reader
to realize or feel.
3. Pare down the descriptions so that the
first and the last lines have five syllables
each and the second line has seven.
4. The words at the end of each line do not
have to rhyme.
POEM WRITING
Haiku is Japanese poetry composed only
of seventeen syllables, arranged in five,
seven, five syllables. Its subject is purely
about nature. This will examine your
artistry and creativity. Write your answer
on a separate sheet of paper.
The following suggestions may help
you.
1. Think of something you have seen in
nature that made you either happy or sad.
2. Write three lines about what you have
seen. The descriptions should be objective;
the sentiment should be left for the reader
to realize or feel.
3. Pare down the descriptions so that the
first and the last lines have five syllables
each and the second line has seven.
4. The words at the end of each line do not
have to rhyme.