This is not a conventional Haiku,
as you can tell by the line length,
the syllable count,
and the number of lines involved.
In fact, it has no recognisable form.
and it doesn’t even rhyme.
It might not catch on,
but it’s good to buck the poetic system
once in a while.
Having mastered the Haiku,
the Tanka, and the like
You can always move on
to free form free verse,
like this one – but better,
or marginally worse.
 | Riverside Peace on Leaves Leave |
 | Words from a Lentil… on Leaves Leave |
| Riverside Peace on Leaves Leave |
| Words from a Lentil… on dy’Gwener Haiku |
 | ben Alexander on dy’Gwener Haiku |
Graeme Sandford 