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Succinct & Concise(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.28 19:32 (#14127573) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.28 17:58)
Hi, from the country where haiku is originally from. What's your writings going on? I hope you have already completed writing enough for the competition. Let me see your haikus..
See haiku is a way to say something succinct. We cannot mention something thoroughly in three lines. So a kigo plays an important role in explaining circumstances around the poetic expressions. Kigos are usually fixed, and in your haikus, some words like 'burning leaves' are thought to be so.
Any way I appreciated many concise expressions from overseas. Your Haikus are clearly demonstrating that you are good at making an expression in a few words.
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