Exceptional 5/7/5 Humanity Winter Haiku One Thousand Cranes : Last Goodwill Boxes by Gypsy Blue Rose

last goodwill boxes of mom’s things on wet sidewalk — smell of winter rain     Recognized Author Notes HUMANITY HAIKU focuses on humanity kigo (season word) not to be confused with Senryu that doesn't have a Kigo. It's a Japanese short poem that uses imagistic language to convey the essence of an experience of nature intuitively linked to the human condition. FORM: In Japanese, haiku is written in three lines 5/7/5. In English, it's 17 syllables or less, as brief as possible. The essence of haiku is represented by the juxtaposition of two images or ideas separated by a dash to pause for introspection, usually at end of the second line. source of 5/7/5 syllables rule *** source haiku rules by William J. Higginson, Haiku Society of America *** HaikuWorld.org Thank you very much for your review and your valuable time, Gypsy Artwork by Itsendy Deh

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