Hay(na)ku:
looks fun
so much fun
I
went back
and worked on
The
long prompt.
use all 20?
Saving
my life
encouraging creative outlets!
Used
all 20.
you gonna try?
Pleeeease
say yes!!!
trust the poem
Afraid
at 15
I’ll mess up
Do.
It’s amazing
works itself out
Just
to say
what it wants.
See “The Messenger Project” for some context on this entry
Now I sit and write
A verse to bring your heart peace.
Time to rest easy.
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This is a digression from the Hay(na)ku form I see above (or is it Found Poetry that merely mentions Hay-na-ku?), but if you are in the mood for infinite infantile syllabic fun, come on over to:
https://www.badhaiku.com/
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I don’t think it’s especially good, but it does comply with Hay(na)ku form as I understand it:
In a traditional Hay(na)ku, there are:
A tercet: 3 lines.
A total of 6 words: 1 in the first line, 2 in the second line, and 3 in the third line.
There is no restriction on syllables or stressed or rhymes.
defying atrophy 
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