Did spring usher in?
Cuckoo started singing sweet
forgetting dryness
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Did autumn take leave?
The tender leaves wet in shoots
while snow bids farewell
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Did winter chills gone?
my love needs no warmth now
she defines summer!!!!
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Author notes
seasons smile in sweet
A contest entry
- CHAIN OF THREE-LINED Poems of Succintness ~ Winklings Contest # 35 by Lyndon.
1150 points, ended January 30, 2008, 7 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Please tell me what you think
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I like what you did with this, the three seasons, and taking it from defining nature to a relationship so suddenly. Very nice.


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Thank you
Thank you for your cordial message
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what is a 'true' haiku?
Hi, I hope you don’t mind my comments.
Ron has asked me to try to find some ‘true’ haiku in this contest. I’m looking for haiku which show:
1) a juxtaposition between two sense images,
2) written with one break in the grammatical flow and
3) using clear, unpoetic language.
In haiku I’m looking to see and hear what the poet sees and hears around them. Most of the entries I’m reading are 17 syllable poems containing thoughts and opinions about nature, often containing statements rather than images. I’m not sure that’s enough to constitute a ‘true haiku’.
Your samples here are perhaps too poetic for haiku. For example, take this line:
"The tender leaves start smiling"
It is wonderful poetry, but unfortunately it is not the plain language generally used for haiku as it uses personification.
Yours in haiku,
Myron.
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Beautiful haiku chain--very original and creative! Good luck in the contest!


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THANK YOU
THANK YOU for your kind words
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I wish to judge soon.
No one, as yet, is worthy of a trophy. Do read the notes again. Please take heed of my chief judge, Myron.
You still have time to make changes. Purush, you will see similar remarks on other people's work here. Respond quickly with the raw material you have.
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