If you are new to this blog, you have probably never heard of the Sixku, a poetry form that I created in 2019.
The Sixku is a tribute to the Haiku but does does not follow a syllable pattern. Instead, it must contain 6 words over three lines. You can find the complete rules here or check out the infographic below, for a more visual presentation.
More examples of the Sixku can be found on my blog.
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