Haiku
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The set up and the origin of haikus.
A haiku is a change of an older Japanese poem system which was and still is called Renga.
A haiku is based on syllables, not rhymes.
Take not that a haiku is mostly about nature.
The pattern is 5 syllable in the first line, 7 in the second, and 5 again on the last one.
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