هایکو

Haiku is a short form of poetry that originated in Japan, traditionally consisting of three phrases with 17 syllables arranged in a 5-7-5 pattern, often including a seasonal reference and a "cutting word" that creates a pause or shift in meaning. While classical Japanese poets like Matsuo Bashō sometimes departed from these strict rules, haiku remains a distinctive and influential poetic form that captures moments of observation and reflection in minimal language.

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