Form Friday: Two Tercet Poetry Forms I Often Use
Tercets are three line poetry forms or stanzas. There are several
different types of these three line forms. Two of the types I use
frequently are Japanese forms called haiku and senryu. These two forms
are composed of seventeen syllables traditionally written in line phase
as 5-7-5 with each form having a different subject. The subject of a
senryu is human beings or culture. The subject of a haiku is nature.
Good Friday coffee
It is a two carafe day
A day for writing
Pine boughs sway at dawn
The wind carries morning's scent
Sparrows laying eggs
Good Friday Coffee:
A Senryu
A Senryu
Good Friday coffee
It is a two carafe day
A day for writing
Good Friday Wind:
A Haiku
A Haiku
Pine boughs sway at dawn
The wind carries morning's scent
Sparrows laying eggs
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