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Senryū

Senryū (川柳) is a Japanese form of short poetry similar to haiku in construction: three lines with 17 morae (or on, often translated as syllables, but see the article on onji for distinctions). Senryū tend to be about human foibles while haiku tend to be about nature, and senryū are often cynical or darkly humorous while haiku are more serious.

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Senryū in the United States

Yakima, WashingtonSeattlePacific NorthwestLos AngelesIncarceration of Japanese Americans
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ISBNR. H. BlythRobin D. GillJames Day HodgsonParody
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Edo periodKarai Senryū
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PoetryHaikuMoraeOnjiSyllables
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related to Bibliography and further reading · 56
Senryū → Alan Pizzarelli, Although, American Senryu, An Anthology, Blue Spots, Blyth, Brown, CA, Character, Chronicles, Columbia University Press, Day Hodgson, Dry Kidney, Dylan Welch, Edo Satirical Verse Anthologies, English-language, Fig Newtons, Floating World, Gill, Go
related to English-language senryū publications · 17
Senryū → Aaron Barry, Alan Pizzarelli, American Senryu Magazine, Antoinette Cheung, Bryan Rickert, English-language, Failed Haiku, Fig Newtons, Fischer, Go, Hemapriya Chellappan, In, Michael Dylan Welch, Michael McClintock, Prune Juice, Seer Ox, Simply Haiku
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Senryū → During, In, Japanese, Japanese Americans, Kashu Mainichi Shimbun, Los Angeles, Over, Pacific Northwest, Seattle, The, United States, Washington, World War II, Yakima
related to American Senryū awards · 4
Senryū → America, Gerald Brady Memorial Award, Previous Winners, The Haiku Society
related to Form and content · 4
Senryū → Catching, Edo, Karai Senryū, This

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haiku japanese senryu isbn press blyth translator edited often english-language publications see first michael hokuseido american form poetry published world

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Senryūrelated to American Senryū awardsThe Haiku Society0.60section
Senryūrelated to American Senryū awardsAmerica0.60section
Senryūrelated to American Senryū awardsGerald Brady Memorial Award0.60section
Senryūrelated to American Senryū awardsPrevious Winners0.60section
Senryūrelated to Bibliography and further readingBrown0.60section
Senryūrelated to Bibliography and further readingSenryu0.60section
Senryūrelated to Bibliography and further readingPoems0.60section
Senryūrelated to Bibliography and further readingPeople0.60section
Senryūrelated to Bibliography and further readingSimon0.60section
Senryūrelated to Bibliography and further readingSchuster Ltd0.60section
Senryūrelated to Bibliography and further readingISBN0.60section
Senryūrelated to Bibliography and further readingBlyth0.60section

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