Question

Write a haiku that follows the conventions of the form. Haiku written in English should have five syllables in the first line, seven syllables in the second line, and five syllables in the third line. Your haiku should also be written in the present tense and contain a kigo, a word that indicates a season.

Answer 1

Answer:

I am seeing you there

Standing close to me too

A lovely sunset

Explanation:

A haiku is a traditional Japanese poem that is written in only three lines which do not rhyme. They generally refer to things in nature or the world around us.

Answer 2

Late wizardly spring
A yellow, special leaf soars
at the perfect fly

Remember that a Haiku is a highly evocative verse, full of allusion and usually about nature and/or the seasons of the year. Considering that you already have the characteristics of a Haiku in your description, there is not much to add.