tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Wed Aug 24 07:25:05 1994
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Re: Haiku
- From: [email protected] (David Barron)
- Subject: Re: Haiku
- Date: Wed, 24 Aug 1994 17:16:57 -0600 (MDT)
- In-Reply-To: <[email protected]> from "David Barron" at Aug 24, 94 03:40:22 pm
>
> QIt tlhIch'a'Daq jIlenglI'
> phorghmeyDaq jIpum
> jIyIn 'ej rIn may'
>
> Not having my definition of "haiku" handy would someone please
> post the proper peramiter for such poetic form.
>
> Enjoy.
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> David Barron || [email protected] || lup Hoch yIyInqu'
> Klingon Language Postal Course || qaStaHvIS wa' lup
> P.O. Box 37, Eagle ID 83616 || yInpu' wa'netlh yInmey
> IT'S FREE!!! Send S.A.S.E (Not available by e-mail so dont't ask!)
>
I found it! According to Websters 9th collegiate Dictionary
a haiku is three lines consisting of 5, 7, adn 5 syllables respectively.
A peom of this form ussually has a seasonal reference.
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David Barron || [email protected] || lup Hoch yIyInqu'
Klingon Language Postal Course || qaStaHvIS wa' lup
P.O. Box 37, Eagle ID 83616 || yInpu' wa'netlh yInmey
IT'S FREE!!! Send S.A.S.E (Not available by e-mail so dont't ask!)