Holy Haikus: Short Sacred Poetry

Holy Haikus: Short Sacred Poetry

  • The haiku as a form of short sacred poetry originated with the Japanese Shinku tradition in the 13th century.
  • It is a form of short sacred poetry that consists of three lines.
  • Each line contains a syllable pattern of one, two, and three syllables respectively, as well as a syllable ending with an o sound.
  • The syllables are counted based on the traditional Japanese pronunciation.
  • In English, the syllable is ‘haiku’.

Holy Haikus: Short Sacred Poetry

Comments

Please Login to Comment.