hiku

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Listening to the pond…

hai·ku/ˈhaɪ.kuː/

noun · plural haiku or haikus

A Japanese poetic form of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables (morae, in Japanese), traditionally evoking a season or a moment in nature.

OriginJapanese, late 19th century: popularized by Masaoka Shiki, from haikai (comic linked verse) + hokku (opening verse).

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Hot sun on the road, Doubles pepper make me cry, Still I buy one more.
@jeremy Sep 24, 20261
an old silent pond the pond is still but pretty a rock falls in splash
@adapotayda Sep 16, 20262