The Sixku is a poetry form that I invented in 2019.
Sixku (pronounce 'sis-ku') are six-word, untitled poems based on haiku. Each piece must be inspired by and contain a photograph and include a reference (even implicit) to nature. For example: season, weather, month, time of the day, etc.
Complete sentences and punctuation are optional and the use of the past tense is allowed.
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Feel like reading some more?
Inspirational Art: Sanka Hakuu – Katsushika Hokusai
Shortlisted for a Traditional Publisher’s Contract? – A Case Study in Scamming Practices
Inspirational Art: Quilt, ‘Blazing Star with Peacocks’
Early Photography: Javanese Woman Weaving Cloth on a Loom – Kassian Céphas
Karen Bill Kony Jeremy Lin iPad Apps Libyan Conflict al-Qaeda Marathons U.S. Credit Downgrade U.S. Debt Ceiling Petraeus Affair UK Riots Costa Concordia Disaster David Cameron Hurricane Irene Pirates of the Caribbean Kathy Long Alicia Ashley Schwarzenegger Michele Bachmann Anthony Weiner Lance Armstrong Wikileaks Becky Smith Japan Disaster Sarah Palin Justin Bieber Laila Ali Champions' League Katie Taylor
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