Having Read, having Noticed, please Read How it Must Be created, It Lies not In My Pur- pose To Offend you, Thank You for Your At- tention Poem by Sylvia Frances Chan
Having Read, having Noticed, please Read How it Must Be created, It Lies not In My Pur- pose To Offend you, Thank You for Your At- tention
Having read, having noticed,
please read how it must be created,
it lies not in my purpose to offend you,
thank you for your attention,
a haiku consists of 5-7-5 syllables,
it does not consist of 5-7-5 words.
This verse format is only one haiku for one poem to enjoy,
and not 4 or 5 haiku in one poem at one time,
too much to enjoy deeply.
Such an interesting and thought provoking poem. Some, however, don't find it objectionable to create a string of haikus, since each of them can stand alone. It all comes down to the words one uses.
the right typed word is CRITIC, thank you once again for your attention, indeed I am a critic too
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/5/2024 5:48:37 AM # 1.0.0.1119
An informative write. Lines that give us thoughts to ponder about. Cleverly expressed.