Jul 2019
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!)
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?
