Poetry
Are/Were, Is/Isn’t
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This is (isn’t) real.
Poetry
Tastes of Freedom and Apple Pie (Save me from your Wrath)
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You had stars in your eyes and stripes on your button up
Haibun
A haibun is a prosimetric Japanese literary format that is a combination of prose and poetry. Matsuo Basho, a 17th-century Japanese poet, was the first to use the term haibun. The haibun generally has a couple of paragraphs of prose writing with poetic imagery, then a Haiku at the end to either intensify or juxtapose the message of the prose. The prose is descriptive and commonly expands on a single moment, memory, or idea. The haibun covers a broad range of genres, such as prose poems, short stories, diaries, autobiographies, travel journals, and essays.
