
Haikus have lines of 5 syllables, 7 syllables, and then 5 syllables). There are a number of benefits from writing them regularly.
Here are some examples I have composed:
I’ve been to the mountaintop.
Not so. A summit.
Still, vast is the view.
A backyard playground.
Laughing dogs, barking kids.
Now…still. Broken home.
Danger awaits me
So they say, in every way
But I am here now.
A doughty Amash
Self-manumitted
From “freedom” caucus shackles.
Imperturbable
Zen Master, Catholic Saint.
Unfathomable.
does the … Ellipsis … count as a syllable?
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It is like the Y, which can be a consonant or a vowel. It can be a beat or a syllable depending on how open minded and open to multiple perspectives one is.
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