contains grandmother's ring
priceless heirloom
A contest entry
- The Shape of Haiku by azure85.
790 points, ended July 30, 2007, 41 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Please tell me what you think
Comments
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I was thinking this contest was to shape the words of the haiku somehow to make something of a picture of the haiku, but it seems words referring to shape also work.
Anyway, before reading the other comments left to this haiku, I actually formatted something of a heart-shape as the first line for this haiku, but I'm thinking your version reads better and clearer than the jumble of heart-shape I've tried to work-up here:
h ear t sha pe dboxSee what I mean??? :)Best wishes to you in the contest!Jo -
Thank you for entering our workshop/contest, "The Shape of the Haiku." Good luck.
Heart shaped box
contains grandmother's ring
love's priceless heirloom
I like this haiku and the concept behind it. The only question I would have is, do you really think you need the word "love's in line three. Just a idea you might want to consider. In haiku, normally less is more. -
I liked the idea for this haiku, can you think of an image or sense sensation for L3, I think it is a statement.



