Waterfall (Haiku)

by Soft Parade   Mar 21, 2011


A dwarf avalanche

Pursued by wet shapeshifters

Admist stone gauntlets

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Haiku is a Japanese from
Syllable structure 5-7-5
Usually about nature and
does not rhyme
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  • 12 years ago

    by Acoustic Odyssey

    Waterfalls are definitely one of the most beautiful acts of nature, as the flows unrestrained and fearless.

    I did notice one thing though, your last line has 6 syllables instead of 5. I do know that some haiku's have more or less. But a simple suggestion to you for your last line; instead of "rocky" you could put "stone." Putting your syllable count back to 5.

    Enjoyed the read, have a nice day.

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