I’ve just returned from a break, great to see you still getting involved in the Summer Learning Journey! Love your poem, have you tried doing one in the traditional Japanese Haiku structure? The original way a Haiku is made is with:
Five syllables on the first line Seven syllables on the second lane And then five syllables on the last line
It’s great that you’ve been able to spend time with your family, including Milo, over Xmas. Milo looks super friendly; did you get to name them?
Ata mārie Amelia!
ReplyDeleteI’ve just returned from a break, great to see you still getting involved in the Summer Learning Journey! Love your poem, have you tried doing one in the traditional Japanese Haiku structure? The original way a Haiku is made is with:
Five syllables on the first line
Seven syllables on the second lane
And then five syllables on the last line
It’s great that you’ve been able to spend time with your family, including Milo, over Xmas. Milo looks super friendly; did you get to name them?
Can’t wait to see what you post next!
Ngā mihi,
Chris
Hi Chris yes the family name the dog as a family.
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