Haiku is more

think-make-think, by Clifton Burt

I love Haikus.

Lo menos,
en realidad,
es más.

What to look for in a Haiku:

• Use of three (or fewer) lines of 17 or fewer syllables;
• Use of a season word (kigo);
• Use of a cut (sometimes indicated by a punctuation mark) paralleling the Japanese use of kireji, to contrast and compare, implicitly, two events, images, or situations

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