Line two, two more with seven,
Ends with five again.
Because a haiku has only 17 syllables, it's really an ideal vehicle for a tweet. I should be able to list the title of the book, (hopefully) the author, how far I've read in the book (as a percentage), and my haiku. The haiku itself will be my thoughts, feelings, summary, etc. of a book I'm currently reading. Tweets are limited to 140 characters so I'll tag these as P/T Haiku to save on space. Wow, I may actually get to like Twitter.
Oh I like this one too! I'm going to try to remember it for the next review I tweet about!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting blog. Great idea considering the character count on twitter. I am a new follower. Please stop by and follow me back at http://kimwhiteglenn.blogspot.com/
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Kim
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ReplyDeleteI just love this idea. You should definitely make a hashtag of it on Twitter. I think it would catch on.
Hermina
What's a hashtag? It's those things that start with #, right? Is that what they're for? For a topic within a blog? Or a way to subscribe easier? I haven't even done my first Twitter post, so it's very new to me.
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