host: Muskaan Ahuja
"If you can't explain something simply, you don't understand it well enough."
--- Albert Einstein
How true, isn't it? Ever related it to haikai poems? Do you know the rules really well to teach even one person? Can you teach them what is a haiku/ senryu/ tanka/ haibun in one line? Can you be less complex and more simple in your language and style?
Here's a golden chance for you to teach our readers what defines a haiku/ senryu, etc.
Substantiate with an example poem and tell why does it interest you so much? How do you relate to it?
Can you teach the beginners how to read a haiku?
Can you teach them what works and does not work?
The list is long....
Go ahead, and share your insights! Let it be a fruitful exchange between you and the readers!
Note: Please DO NOT SHARE any links -- explain what comes naturally to you.
Let's take 'kire' - the cut we use in haiku. Can anyone explain it what you understand by this?
https://www.trivenihaikai.in/post/renku-linked-collaborative-verses Check this out ... you have only a short time for each verse! Don't miss out on the fun!
Just waiting for all the senior poets to write down something. A really brilliant question!
Haikai lovers, where are you?
excellent Q