Overview
type the title - insert the image - type or paste the Haiku - repeat for the other two.
Each image should have its own page in the document
Step 1.
First, you are to find three photographs. (flickr.com or google images are good sources)
Photo One: Must be a candid photo of a group of people engaged in an activity (Note: candid means that no one is looking at the camera)
Photo Two: Must be an environment (no people in the photo).
Photo Three: Must be an object (no people in the photo).
Step 2.
You are to write a haiku for each of your photos you have chosen. The following guidelines to your haikus correspond to the above photos.
Haiku One (corresponds to Photo one = write this haiku about photo one):
This Haiku must be in dramatic form (meaning use the people in the photo as if they were talking to one another – like dialogue). You don’t have to give character names but make sure you follow the strict line structure that a Haiku mandates. (5-7-5 syllables)
I hate this project
I have no clue how to do
Harkins is an ass
Haiku Two (corresponds to Photo two): This Haiku must tell a story about that particular environment. Easy enough? As long as it’s a story about the environment in photo two and follows Haiku line structure, you are golden.
Haiku Three (corresponds to Photo three): This Haiku must be in - aaa - rhyme structure. This means the last vowel sounds in all three lines end in the same sound (they can be masculine, feminine or triple but they have to all rhyme.)
Step 3. (Make sure you read this paragraph – several times)
,(so you should have three total titles).