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Haiku is a form of poetry that has deep roots in the Japanese literary tradition. Haiku are characterized by their short form and focus on reflecting subtle moments of nature or everyday life.
Traditional haiku consists of 17 syllables, broken into three lines containing 5, 7, and 5 syllables, respectively. This creates a concentrated moment of impression or observation, often with the inclusion of nature or the season.
Note that when translating haiku into other languages, including English, the formal requirements for syllables may be small. The main thing is to create a short, focused image or impression.
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