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What has the author David Hoopes written?
David Hoopes has written: 'Alaska in haiku' -- subject(s): American Haiku, Nature, Poetry
What has the author Richard Schnell written?
Richard Schnell has written: 'Adirondack haiku' -- subject(s): American Haiku, Kayaking, Poetry
What has the author Tom Tico written?
Tom Tico has written: 'Spring morning sun, haiku' -- subject(s): Poetry, Haiku
What has the author James Hanlen written?
James Hanlen has written: '17 Toutle River haiku' -- subject(s): American Haiku, Poetry
What has the author Penny Harter written?
Penny Harter has written: 'Stages and views' 'Turtle blessing' -- subject(s): Poetry, Nature 'The beastie book' -- subject(s): Alphabet, Animals, English language, Juvenile poetry, Bestiaries 'Lovepoems' 'The beastie book' 'Shadow play, night haiku' -- subject(s): American Haiku, American poetry, Children's poetry, American, Collections, Haiku, Haiku, American, Juvenile poetry, Night, Poetry 'White flowers in the snow' 'Recycling starlight'
What has the author Tom Painting written?
Tom Painting has written: 'Pouring water on a stone' -- subject(s): American Haiku, Haiku, American, Nature, Poetry
Japanese poetry that has 17 syllables and is mostly written about nature is called?
haiku
What type of poetry is a haiku?
a haiku is its own type of poetry... it falls into no other category
What has the author Judith Patt written?
Judith Patt has written: 'Haiku' -- subject(s): Haiku, Translations into English, Japanese Prints, Japanese poetry, History and criticism
Is there such thing as a haiku?
A haiku is a type of Japanese poetry.
What has the author Harold Stewart written?
Harold Stewart has written: 'Phoenix wings' 'A chime of windbells' -- subject(s): Translations into English, Poetry, Haiku, Nature 'A net of fireflies' -- subject(s): English poetry, Haiku, Japanese Painting, Japanese poetry, Translations from Japanese, Translations into English
Did Haiku poetry originated in China?
Haiku poetry originated in Japan, not China. Haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry known for its brevity and focus on nature or the seasons. Each haiku consists of three lines with a set syllable pattern of 5-7-5.
