good point...damn. in the book, it says, "A late poem of Seymour's is a six-line verse, of no certain accent but usually more iambic than not..."
the double amount of syllables is mentioned...but no 575 575 structure. is this the definition of a double haiku...or does "no certain accent" imply that only double amount of syllables is the rule?
eh...i'll fix mine anyway...
>>> haikux2@yahoo.com 06/20/03 11:11AM >>>
i'm very impressed with the bananafish offerings re
the seymour poem.
not to be a humbug, but:
a double-haiku should have the following syllables per
line:
575 575
(it's easier to criticize than create.)
i'm still fussing with/polishing mine.
kim
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