National Haiku Poetry Day in 2023

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2023 Date	April 17, 2023
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National Haiku Poetry Day in 2023

National Haiku Poetry Day seeks to celebrate Haiku poetry. Haiku is a form of poetry originating from 17th century Japan. It is traditionally a three-line poem with seventeen syllables broken down into a 5-7-5 structure.

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Some #FreshWords on National Haiku Poetry Day: All Republicans worship money and power care not about you.
— Joey Blue (@jp262) April 17, 2023

In honor of National Haiku Poetry Day. Sublime bordeaux kiss Of gardens, sunlight, and rain Thoughts of you allure. #vss365 📸: Shutterstock https://t.co/FwyYEZMQHx
— Verde Mar (@Tetrametracall1) April 17, 2023

In recognition of National Haiku Poetry Day Dedicated to everyone! ************ Secret waterfalls Rainbows in the dark forest Colorful display ************ #Haiku #Oregon https://t.co/IVQJs2au4x
— D. Annie🌻🇺🇦🌻 (@Annie_MB01) April 17, 2023

Afterschool: A Haiku Celebrate National Haiku Poetry Day by creating your own #haiku consisting of just three lines with 5, 7 and 5 syllables each. https://t.co/Oudo1oldNK
— SD Afterschool Network (@afterschool_sd) April 17, 2023

It's International Haiku Poetry Day! #HaikuPoetryDay https://t.co/vZQPxAFrcb
— Divergent Advisors (@DivergentAdv) April 17, 2023

In honor of International Haiku Poetry Day, we wrote a haiku about UNT. Write your own and drop it in the comments below! ✍️ #HaikuPoetryDay https://t.co/UW6cCBOOc8
— UNT Alumni Assoc. (@UNTAlumniAssoc) April 17, 2023

the family we choose he nudges his snout under my hand ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Happy International Haiku Poetry Day! In honor of the day, I'm sharing a collection of funny and poignant #haiku I've had published over the years about #dogs. Read the series at https://t.co/fyWlDyNA1b https://t.co/lXs1G9GX5f
— Annette Makino (@Ant99) April 18, 2023

Today is International Haiku Poetry Day...and in honor of this holiday, we thought we would share a haiku to moving that everyone can relate to! #ChangingSpacesMoving #InternationalHaikuPoetryDay https://t.co/naGWDyYrxP
— Changing Spaces Moving & Storage (@MovingAlabama) April 17, 2023

happy international haiku poetry day *clears throat* Minesweep up my life Solitaire cards go flying Windows is da best
— Windows (@Windows) April 17, 2023

Did you know that haikus originated in Japan in the 17th century? These short poems, traditionally consisting of three lines, are known for capturing emotions and nature in just a few words. Craft a haiku of your own to celebrate Haiku Poetry Day! https://t.co/e11lceLadl
— CSUB Library (@WWStiernLibrary) April 17, 2023