11-25-2014, 06:42 PM
(11-25-2014, 06:32 PM)billy Wrote: are there any seasonal words? would an em dash help differentiate the clauses. are the a's needed? it works yet the three liner gives the pause acts as a visual aid and makes it easier to see the juxtaposed images.Thanks billy. I don't know much about haiku. I jumped into the form a couple days ago. I guess these were intended to be "free form" or modern haiku, thus no seasonal word. Still getting the hang of the cutting. I don't think I understand the importance of the dash that much? Is to imply a break, a pause, or help paint the picture in the reader's mind? I dunno, must do more research.
1)
Little boy stutters- little girl
2)
blood red lone light- smoke alarm [is lone needed]?
3)
heavy night broken window- gunshot
(11-25-2014, 11:57 AM)azure Wrote: 1)
Little boy stutters little girl
2)
blood red lone light a smoke alarm
3)
heavy night broken window a gunshot
cliche my forte

