On the Haiku: Note that that is an actual Haiku by a famous Haiku artist. Haiku are 5/7/5 Mora in Japanese, which is quite concise compared to 5/7/5 syllables in English. So sometimes Haiku are written to emulate the spirit of Japanese haiku rather than trying to force it into syllables. This haiku is a translation from Japanese though.
Woah, I completely missed that! I think it’s both more impressive (the haiku it used was “correct”) and less impressive (it didn’t write its own haiku, ).
On the Haiku: Note that that is an actual Haiku by a famous Haiku artist. Haiku are 5/7/5 Mora in Japanese, which is quite concise compared to 5/7/5 syllables in English. So sometimes Haiku are written to emulate the spirit of Japanese haiku rather than trying to force it into syllables. This haiku is a translation from Japanese though.
Woah, I completely missed that! I think it’s both more impressive (the haiku it used was “correct”) and less impressive (it didn’t write its own haiku, ).