Haikus that I like

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I like this haiku because it's really interesting and it make a lot sense to me. It's true that lots haikus don't make sense at all. In some ways, this haiku doesn't make sense, but it actually does.



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I like this haiku because it's strongly emotional. The author used simple words and short sentences to express his/her sadness.

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