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Why is haiku unlike other forms of poetry
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Why is haiku unlike other forms of poetry

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It is because every style of poetry is different in its own way. Or maybe the rules of a haiku is just different instead.

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Haiku is different because it only has three lines:

First Line: 5 syllables
Second Line: 7 syllables
Third Line: 5 syllables
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