The simple but clear forms of Japanese Poetry, the Haiku has reached popularity in English in the last 100 years. In its simplest form, its a 5-7-5 format, and can be on any toppic, but in its purest form its based on morae and has to have a seasonal word, upon which the poem turns. I prefer the simpler format, and innovate with Haiku sequence poems and also experiment with other forms of Japanese poetry.
001	Those With Little to Say	002	Short Words Say Much Loud
003	Some Fear to Speak	004	Prayer for the Opinionated
005	Winter Approaches	006	A Winters Breeze
007	Swallow on the Wire	008	Cat Walks By
009	Writers Squabble	010	Afghan Goat Herder
011	Critic	012	Chilling Wind
013	Winds of Spring	014	Drunks Shouting
015	Haiku is Art	016	Poet With Pen
017	Fool With Few Words	018	What A Blind Man Sees
019	Rocks Fight Waves Fighting Rocks	020	Open Doors
021	Answer to Yeats Epithaph	022	None Have Walked
023	Others Ill Speak	024	McGonagle
025	Falling Rain	026	Doubting Thomas
027	Faith of Fools	028	Faltering Faith
029	Snow Melted	030	See All
031	Seeking False Gods	032	After the Fall
033	Look	034	Timewasting Is Good
035	Famished Await Rain	036	Fools Read Apocolypse
037	She Sleeps	038	Crisis in Cairo
039	Winter Day Begins	040	Monkeys Fall from Trees

Other formats to be added.

Writings in Rhyme

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