Question

NEED HELP 50 Points
Take about fifteen minutes, and write your own haiku, using the sea as your subject. As you write, consider how the haiku’s form affects the content of your poem.

Answer 1

A haiku is a poem of 3 lines. Originated from Japanese literature, a haiku consists of 17 syllables, which is divided into the following manner-

• The first line has 5 syllables
• The second line has 7 syllables
• The third line has 5 syllables

Since the question given requires a haiku to be written on the subject of the sea, here is a self-composed haiku as follows:-

Here, the rolling tides

Of the sea, all dark and blue,

Manifest my life

Answer 2

Explanation:

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