I will be writing a traditional haiku about each of the seasons.

The posts at the top are new and the ones at the bottom are older.

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春 is spring it is pronounced ha-roo.

夏 is summer it is pronounced nat-sue.

秋 is autumm it is pronounced a-key.

冬is winter it is pronounced fu-yu.

Haru is spring

Natsu is summer

Aki is autumm

Fuyu is winter

ah sweet summer days

for me and my friends

references

http://www.howmanysyllables.com/

enjoyable summer days

for me and my friends

references

http://www.howmanysyllables.com/

and I know its spring again

another line of 5 syllables

and I know its spring again

the birds tell us all

7

they go bare of leaves

away go the buzzing bees

5

the trees go bare of green leaves

winter comes with the breeze

the trees go bare of green leaves

chill comes with the breeze

7 syllables

they fall to the ground

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so many shades and colours

they fall to the ground

the leaves go tan brown

so many shades and colours

they fall to the ground

Winter haiku

the snow frosts the trees

the trees go bare of green leaves

chill comes with the breeze

Spring haiku

Cherry blossoms bloom

and I know its spring again

the birds tell us all

Summer Haiku

Summer here again

enjoyable summer days

for me and my friends

References

http://www.howmanysyllables.com/

the leaves go tan brown

so many shades and colours

they fall to the ground

Winter haiku

the snow frosts the trees

the trees go bare of green leaves

chill comes with the breeze

Spring haiku

Cherry blossoms bloom

and I know its spring again

the birds tell us all

Summer Haiku

Summer here again

enjoyable summer days

for me and my friends

References

http://www.howmanysyllables.com

And in japenese hiragana/kanji

秋の俳句 葉は黄褐色の茶色に行く 非常に多くの色合いや色 彼らは地面に落ちる 冬の俳句 雪が木を霜 木々は緑の葉の裸行く 寒さは風が付属しています 春の俳句 桜満開 と私は、再び春を知る 鳥は私たちのすべてを教えてください 夏の俳句 再びここに夏 楽しい夏の日 私と私の友人のために

And romaji (Our alphabet)

Aki no haiku Ha wa kōkasshoku no chairo ni iku Hijō ni ōku no iroai ya iro Karera wa jimen ni ochiru Fuyu no haiku Yuki ga ki o shimo Kigi wa midori no ha no hadaka iku Samu-sa wa kaze ga fuzoku shite imasu Haru no haiku Sakura mankai To watashi wa, futatabi haru o shiru Tori wa watashitachi no subete o oshietekudasai Natsu no haiku Futatabi koko ni natsu Tanoshī natsu no hi Watashi to watashi no yūjin no tame ni Sankō shiryō Http: / / Www. Howmanysyllables. Komu

References

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The ones at the top are newer and the ones at the bottom are older.

Thankyou for reading!

Amelia Johnston

haiku plural of hai·ku (Noun)