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A haiku is a Japanese form of poetry with a three-line structure of 5, 7, and 5 syllables, typically unrhymed. It focuses on capturing a single moment, often with vivid imagery and a connection to nature or seasons, though modern haiku can explore any topic. For example, An old silent pond (5 syllables) A frog jumps into the pond (7 syllables) Splash! Silence again (5 syllables) For today's writing challenge, write a haiku/s based on the theme of nature. Multiple entries are allowed. Tag the piece with #ku Let's spit em out!

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