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Shaping Words

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Exploring English Syllabic Verse

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Shaping Words Shaping Words Exploring English Syllabic Verse Monday, April 25, 2016 Finding Room to Grow Finding Room to Grow In previous posts I have written about a slowly growing awareness among those interested in syllabic, formal, haiku that they need their own journals, their own online spaces, etc., to share their haiku.  There is a sense of a parting of the ways, that syllabic haiku needs to go its own way. I think a useful metaphor here is ecology.  Syllabic haiku is crowded out by other types of haiku such as free verse, one-liners, and consciously avant-garde approaches.  It is sidelined and left malnourished.  The specific skills, needs, and approaches of someone wanting to take a formal approach to haiku are not nourished in a free verse context and for this reason formal haiku tends to wither in a free verse setting. Not all plants can grow in the same garden.  And not all forms of poetry flourish in the same setting.  To show what I mean by this I would l...

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