The main feature that makes this a Haiku is the 5/7/5 syllable pattern.
What is a Haiku?
A Haiku is a type of poem; this type of poem originated in Japan and is one of the shortest types of poems.
What are the characteristics of a Haiku?
The most important characteristics of a Haiku are:
- This poem only includes a total of 17 syllables.
- The syllables are organized in three verses using the pattern 5/7/5.
- In most cases, they do not have a rhyme.
From these characteristics, the one that mostly defines the poem as a Haiku is the 5/7/5 structure because this is essential in this type of poem. Let's observe the number of syllables in each verse:
Birds/sca/tter/ in/flight = 5 syllables
Co/lor/ful/specks/in/the/air= 7 syllables
Noi/sy/con/fe/tti = 5 syllables
Note: This question is incomplete because the Haiky is not given; here is the missing section:
Birds scatter in flight
Colorful specks in the air
Noisy confetti
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