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The Haiku: What it is and how to write it By Sherry Salant Communication Arts 10-12 grade

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The Haiku: What it is and how to write it

By Sherry Salant

Communication Arts 10-12 grade

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Missouri Standards 3

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Table of Contents

Difference between Poetry and Prose4

Where did it Begin? 5

Rules of the Haiku 6

Talk the talk of a Haiku 7

Examples of Haikus 9-11

Write you own Haiku 12-13

Questions and Answers 14

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Missouri Communications Arts Content Standard CA3-Reading and evaluating

material/ Process Standard 1.10 Applying acquired information, ideas, and skills

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prose poetryword syllables

sentence line

paragraph stanza

structure rhythm

Read silently Read aloud

Talk the Talk of Poetry

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Japan 9th-11th Century

Came from the Tanka

The Tanka is five lines

The Tanka has 5,7,5,7,7 syllables

One person wrote the first three lines

Another person wrote the last two lines

Where did it all begin?

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The first three lines set the tone of the Tanka.

They were called the “hokku”.

People started writing just the 3 lines called the

Haiku.

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Talk the talk of the Haiku

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The Haiku poetry5,7,5 syllables

3 lines line

1 stanza stanza

No constraints rhythm

Read slowly Read aloud

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Three lines 5,7,5A moment in time captured like a photoA moment in nature or human natureThe first line or two is the imageThe last line or two explains how you feel

about it

What exactly is the Haiku?

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PrecipitationBrings more anticipationAnd contemplation.

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Ancient Haiku ideas

Examples of traditional Haikus

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2009 Haiku Retreat- USA

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Spontaneous GrowthEnlightens the simple mind

of a little child

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Start with a photo

Tell me what you see

Listen to the syllables

How do you feel about the image?

Let’s try this one…

Now it’s time to write your

Haiku

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Fishing

Take a good look-how do you feel?

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Questions and AnswersDo

you have to be exact on the syllables per

line

•Yes, if you are doing traditional Haikus•Contemporary Haikus bend the rules

Does it have to be about nature?•Yes, it needs to be about Nature•It can be about human nature•Or the human condition

Do people write many Haikus these days? •There are many websites with new Haiku writing•There are world Haiku conferences that include examples in this presentation

Feel free to ask any questions you may have about

the Haiku.

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All images were retrieved from

Google.com/images Web 01/08/10

Hass, Robert, ed., The Essential Haiku: Versions of Basho,

Buson, & Issa. Hopewell, NJ.: The Ecco Press., 1994.

haikumom. (2009). haiku northwest seabeck retreat 2009   [video]. Retrieved January 10, 2010 from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMKA14Imqzw

Patterns in Poetry retrieved from

www.cranberrydesigns.com/poetry/haiku/history.htm skipperoohoo. (2009). haikus [video]. Retrieved January 10, 2010

from ww.youtube.com/watch?

v=CLX3cS14zs&feature=player_embedded

Resources

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