Haiku Generator

Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry, characterized by its distinctive features:

• Three-Line Structure: Haikus typically consist of three lines, creating a concise poetic form.
• Syllable Count: Traditionally, each line follows a specific syllable pattern. The first line has five syllables, the second line seven, and the third line returns to five, totaling 17 syllables.
• Focus on Nature: Haikus often depict scenes from nature or seasonal changes, emphasizing a connection to the natural world.
• Kigo (Seasonal Reference): Many haikus include a 'kigo', a specific word or phrase indicating the season in the poem.
• Kireji (Cutting Word): In Japanese, kireji are special words or grammatical elements used to create a pause or emotional shift in the poem. In English haikus, this is often achieved through punctuation or word choice.