5-7-5 Haiku version:
Boku no haru,
de tenki ha ii desu,
hajimashou ka?
(Eng:
My summer
Where the weather is good
Let us finally begin?)
5-7-5-7-7 Tanka version:
Boku no haru
de tenki ha ii desu,
hajimashou ka?
Hana o sakimasu.
Mitteru yo, hayaku!
(My summer
Where the weather is good
Let us finally begin?
The flowers bloom
Come see this, quick!)
Jul 28, 2019
Jul 28, 2019 at 10:45 PM UTC
5-7-5 Haiku version:
Boku no haru,
de tenki ha ii desu,
hajimashou ka?
(Eng:
My summer
Where the weather is good
Let us finally begin?)
5-7-5-7-7 Tanka version:
Boku no haru
de tenki ha ii desu,
hajimashou ka?
Hana o sakimasu.
Mitteru yo, hayaku!
(My summer
Where the weather is good
Let us finally begin?
The flowers bloom
Come see this, quick!)
Haiku are poems with specific syllable rules (as said 5 syllables, then 7, then 5) Tanka are more recent and appearantly popular versions of Haiku where the original poem (5-7-5) gets an adaptation (7-7) usually you add this part yourself, but trends start where other poets add this adaptation. Want to give me your version on it?
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