i dont even really know what it is though.i can write poems and stories but not haikus
It's probably simpler than you think. A haiku consists of three lines. The first is five syllables, the second seven, the third five again. Haikus are usually about nature or the seasons. An example haiku:
Trees of the Land (<- a title that fits, but isn't the same as your first line)
Trees in a forest (<- usually topic of idea)
their mighty branches swaying (<- the action or idea)
ruling o'er the land. (<- conclusion / wrapping up idea)
And.. I guess I'll submit that as one of my pieces, then. Yeah, I just wrote it.
Trees of the Land
Trees in a forest
their mighty branches swaying
ruling o'er the land.
