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Title: A CROW ON A BARE BRANCH:
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For example, whereas original haikus composed in the West seem to follow the
requirement of 17 syllables rather keenly, the translations often disregard the exact
number of syllables. As shown below, this requirement is often replaced with adherence
to a general concept of haiku as a short poem of three, often symmetrically organized
lines... Showed first 250 characters
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As shown below, this requirement is often replaced with adherence
to a general concept of haiku as a short poem of three, often symmetrically organized
lines. The presentation of haiku in the form of three (and symmetrical) lines can be 1 Often also referred to as “target texts” (TTs)... Showed next 250 characters
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