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1.Explain the structural difference between a Limerick and a Haiku and compare how they give meaning.

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If you're trying to write a Limerick, it all comes down to rhyme and meter. Haiku is also short and tightly regulated, but rather than five lines, the Haiku has just three. And the most critical feature is the syllable count. The first line has five syllables, the second has seven, and the third has five

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