Day #45: Israeli Haiku

Jafei Pollitt

Sep 28, 20191 min read

This form is an Israeli version of a haiku and called a kimo. It was altered to take on the Hebrew language. The syllable count is 10,7,6!
Never a Moment of Calm
Nerves buzz as static against my heads rim
Rampant beats of a thick heart 
Chaos sings in its screams

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Day #45: Israeli Haiku

This form is an Israeli version of a haiku and called a kimo. It was altered to take on the Hebrew language. The syllable count is 10,7,6!

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