Much modern haiku is more similar to senryu than traditional Japanese haiku English haiku and senryu poets no longer adhere to the misleading 5-7-5 syllable form which is suitable for the Japanese language but which tends to produce over-long and sometimes stilted senryu and haiku.
Most modern English haiku and senryu poets no longer adhere to the 5-7-5 syllable form which is suitable for the Japanese language but which tends to produce over-long and sometimes stilted senryu and haiku. Much modern haiku is more similar to senryu than traditional Japanese haiku.
Much modern haiku is more similar to senryu than traditional Japanese haiku. Most modern English haiku and senryu poets no longer adhere to the 5-7-5 syllable form which is suitable for the Japanese language but which tends to produce over-long and sometimes stilted senryu and haiku.
Much modern haiku is more similar to senryu than traditional Japanese haiku. Most modern English haiku and senryu poets no longer adhere to the 5-7-5 syllable form which is suitable for the Japanese language but which tends to produce over-long and sometimes stilted senryu and haiku.