Spring Blog
(Drama Lessons)
By Jaren, Isaiah
Hello Viewers.
Recently during our drama lessons, we were writing haiku poems.
Haiku poems is a Japanese poem of seventeen syllables, in three lines of five, seven, and five, traditionally evoking images of the natural world, a poem in English written in the form of a haiku. We were making into two buddings in the session, each of us was making a haiku poem about spring.
My Haiku Poem
River, water, flowers, rain in every spring, it shines so bright and pretty every day, it shines the nature, flowers, rivers, trees every day with his brightful smile, it leaves the nature with a burning smile.
My Buddy's Haiku Poem
when I see nature I see flowers that are blooming as I run through the grass with my barefoot and flowers become blue pink white black and all the other colours that bring life with every spring with every poem
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