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The Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry consisting of 17 syllables (technically it's not syllables but for English purposes that's the best format). Generally speaking it is a 3 line poem, each line a phrase. The first phrase traditionally makes a seasonal reference, but not always. The first line consists of 5 syllables, the second line of 7 syllables, and the final line is 5 syllables. Post your best Caudata.org / newt / salamander / amphibian Haikus here.
I'll start the ball rolling.
And another:
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I'll start the ball rolling.
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The spring approaches.
Yet winter's chill lingers on.
Axolotls court.
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Spring rains drench the plains.
Tiger Salamanders march.
Larvae will hatch soon.
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Jennifer Macke.
Valued administrator.
Cool under pressure.
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