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Digan
13-08-2007, 22:46
A Haiku is a 17 syllable form of Japanese poetry that consists of three unrhymed lines of five, seven and five syllables.

So why not make some Tibian Haikus.

Hunting

Hunting at demons,
Demon suddenly respawns,
Step down.......You are dead.

Trading

Yelling for hours,
A message appears "I buy"
[Trade with],[look],[accept]

Yeah that are kinda stupid but I came up with them today at school cause I was bored. If any of yall can make some I would love to read them :P
Apollo's Knight
14-08-2007, 03:45
accept is two syllables :P
Digan
14-08-2007, 03:55
Yeah it follows how it is suppose to be 5,7,5

trade with=2 syllables, look=1, accept=2

2+1+2=5
Kyox
14-08-2007, 07:47
Hmm, very tired. Havn't sleept for like 2 days.
Anyways, don't understand..

oft, school already started in norway? o.O
Apollo's Knight
14-08-2007, 16:01
Yeah it follows how it is suppose to be 5,7,5

trade with=2 syllables, look=1, accept=2

2+1+2=5
Ahh .. my bad. :P
Digan
16-08-2007, 03:01
lol

Come on people try to make some.
GW
16-08-2007, 10:05
Please explain how to do this, it's very hard to understand, atleast for me...

well, like;?

Playerkilling
Gathering supplies,
Looking for pl's to kill,
<cut><hit>cut>...


:S?
Kyox
16-08-2007, 11:40
Yeah, i don't really get it either.
Shootaj
18-08-2007, 18:14
For the one who doesn't understand Haikus, often, Haikus is about the nature. it's "Stavelser" Just for some example:
Apelsin has 3 stavelser "A-Pel-Sin" So on Haikus it gotta be
5
7
5

For an example:

Jag letar ofta,
Efter en mycket fin ros,
Nu är den hos mig.

On english:

I have been looking,
For an special nice rose,
Now the rose is here.

As you can see ( if you are swedish ) that the both haikus are almost the same, just in different languages. Although they are with the syllables, 5,7,5 u can make it in 2 languages :)
Slayer_
19-08-2007, 20:54
Shootaj you are just making me more confused
Alle
21-08-2007, 21:27
Haha, ye me to :S
Shootaj
23-08-2007, 14:36
Don't you guys learned syllables yet? They teach you that in 7th grade..
Just read my post again you'll understand :p It's just example on english and swedish
Alle
23-08-2007, 16:48
Don't you guys learned syllables yet? They teach you that in 7th grade..
Just read my post again you'll understand :p It's just example on english and swedish
Ye but could you say the swedish word for syllables I dont know that word :P
Shootaj
25-08-2007, 20:38
Don't you guys learned syllables yet? They teach you that in 7th grade..
Just read my post again you'll understand :p It's just example on english and swedish
Ye but could you say the swedish word for syllables I dont know that word :P
Well I said it was stavelser aight? I also did a example on SWEDISH
Apelsin:
a-pel-sin