Learn to write poetry: THE HAIKU
Poem: Frog Jumps into Pond
This haiku describes a frog jumping into a pond and making a splash. It's a form of Japanese
poetry that often incorporates a philosophical aspect related to nature. Even if you're not a poet,
you can write haiku in English by following the syllable count. Give it a try!
Haiku:
● Frog jumps in the pond
● Water splashes all around
● Nature's symphony
London gridlock refers to heavy traffic that's so bad it doesn't move. Drivers are often stuck
waiting at crossroads or intersections for a long time. Tooting and Barking are the names of
places on either side of London, but they also represent the sound and action of drivers honking
their horns.
Poem: Frog Jumps into Pond
This haiku describes a frog jumping into a pond and making a splash. It's a form of Japanese
poetry that often incorporates a philosophical aspect related to nature. Even if you're not a poet,
you can write haiku in English by following the syllable count. Give it a try!
Haiku:
● Frog jumps in the pond
● Water splashes all around
● Nature's symphony
London gridlock refers to heavy traffic that's so bad it doesn't move. Drivers are often stuck
waiting at crossroads or intersections for a long time. Tooting and Barking are the names of
places on either side of London, but they also represent the sound and action of drivers honking
their horns.
