Haiku
A haiku is a short, three line poem with the first line with 5 syllables, the second with 7, the last with 5. It has not rhyme scheme and it usually is about nature. It can also have a kigo (a seasonal reference).
The kigo is this poem is the word snowy - it refers to winter. Also it is important to note that while the English version of the poem does not have the correct syllables, the poem was not originally written in English. It was written in Japanese. Sometimes the syllables get lost in translation.
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it might change the plot of the story by the character is at one place and he/she lost or forgot something so they have to go back an get it or find it.
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The words are a lot smaller, which gives me a headache when I am reading it.
Only one that would need to be fixed. Hope this helps!
I refers to the bird!!
Peace out
