My six-word poem is called a hay(na)ku, a poetic form created by Eileen R. Tabios. The basic format is this: First line = one word. Second line = two words. Third line = Three words. If you'd like to learn more, check out Eileen's webpage.
In February I submitted three poems for the upcoming anthology, HAY(NA)KU 15 (working title). One of them was accepted. Whooo-hooo! The last time I had a poem published by someone other than me was. . .hmmmm. . .about 40 years ago.
Hurray!!!
ReplyDeleteHurrah! Thanks, G. :-)
Delete'Go already!' ... hee, hee, hee ... love it. :)
ReplyDeleteMerci!
DeleteThe most "real" haiku I've ever read
ReplyDeleteCool, Dude!
DeleteIt made me laugh out loud. What a fun hay(na)ku :)
ReplyDelete-Soma
Great! :-)
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