There’s never too many creative ways to say thank you! This idea came from a tweet by Trayle after a MYFest Session:
#Myfest22 Holy Moly that was a fun writing session! Talk about well being! Thanks @OnlineCrsLady @cogdog @MiaZamoraPhD @Bali_Maha A thank you Haiku:
High clouds- gray, without
water, rain, thunder- can't hold
bird laughter and song.— trayle kulshan (she/her) ◾️◻️🟪 (@trazle_kulshar) July 6, 2022
A thank you Haiku, that sounds like a new daily create idea, so here it is… I even portmanteau-ed a name
And thanks Trayle for sharing/reading one of your 99/99 stories. Love the idea of a Thank You Haiku— can we call it a Thainku?
— Alan has x-ed to @cogdog (@cogdog) July 6, 2022
And that is what you should do today, write a Haiku — standard 3 lines, in form of syllable count 7-5-7. A Thainku should express a representation of gratitude, but… and here’s a rule.. you cannot use the words “thank” or “you”. Aim to be metaphoric, use the traditional Haiku motifs of sound, nature, seasons…
It is better in Japanese version flickr photo by aurelio.asiain shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-ND) license
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