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Here is an example from my writings, observing stars at night:

Watching from afar

Bright souls dancing in darkness

A new star appears

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Haiku-

A poetic writing style that is Japanese in origin. Haikus first emerged in Japanese writing during the 17th century. Traditional haikus are written with 3 lines. The three lines follow a syllable structure of 5 - 7 - 5.

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Modern Interpretation

With the dawn of modern writing conventions, haikus do not have to strickly be 5 - 7 - 5 in its syllable structure, even though many writers still use this format.

Subjects do not have to strickly be about observing nature. There are many acceptable exceptions that can be found in modern wr...

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Subjects

The subjects of haikus are generally anything that can be observed in nature, even though there are exceptions to this definition that exist in Japanese literature.

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Moon and stars, friends true and bright, ready listeners in the silent night, Their counsel, a wisdom from afar, the best companions beneath the cosmic star.

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