Haiku: Poetic Form

Traditional Japanese ha sentences are 3 lines of poetry with 70 syllables counted in 5/7/5 syllables. The ha sentence usually focuses on the image of nature and highlights the simplicity, strength, and directness of expression.

Haiku began in Japan in the 13th century As a comment at the beginning of a brick, bricks are usually poetry of words of 100 knots, which is also composed of syllables. The shorter ha sentence got out of the brick in the 16th century and was learned by Matsuo Basho a century later.

The best traditional ha sentences poets are Basho, Nisha Busan, Kobayashi Issa, Masaoka Shiki etc. Modern poets who are interested in formats include Robert Has, Paul Mourdon and Anselm Horo, those verses "5 and 7 and 5" include the following sections:

Haiku is traditionally written in present form and focuses on the relationship between images. There is a pause at the end of line 1 or 2, "season word" or kigo specifies the time of the year

As the form evolves, many of these rules, including 5/7/5 exercises, are often broken. However, the philosophy of the ha sentence is preserved: attention to short-lived moments; use of provocative color images; ability to read at once; and sudden enlightenment and light perception

This philosophy has influenced the poet Ezra Pound. And he noticed the power of juxtaposition of the sentence and image side by side. He writes, "The image itself is a speech, the image is a word beyond words." Haku's influence on the pound is the most obvious at his poem "Metro station". For 2 people

Emphasis on this patient's phenomenon may come from Zen Buddhism focusing on the image of the current development and the sanctity of that moment. This tradition produced the ha sentence, and this poetic form became more spiritual due to its simplified crystals. The ha sentence is used only for a specific image and is not a symbolic language such as a metaphor and a typical metaphor for Western poetry. But things are essentially empty and they make no sense like a pier pierced by a relationship with others, for example a frog jump:

Quartet is said to be "a British answer to ha sentence" probably in poetic form developed by British poet Ray Stebbing. Tell specific ideas and moments at the same time. The shape of a poem is a geometric expression called a rectangle, square, rectangle, or 10 arranged in 10 rows to 4 rows of 1, 2, 3, 4 dots in one row. One quarter of glyph. As a mysterious symbol, secret worship of Pythagoranism is very important: there are four seasons, this number is also related to planetary sports and music.

There are various forms of poetry such as ha sentences, folk songs and sonnets. These formats are usually implicit. We associate haiku with philosophy, loving Sonnets, and adventurous folk songs. Understanding the various forms helps to understand the way the poet is using. This explains how poets follow the formal practices or can challenge them (explained Percy Shelley's sonnet "Ozymandias", the nature's persistence and sublime, and the arrogance of men To do)