Wikipedia says a common style of haiku is as follows: 1. 3 or fewer lines and no more then 18 syllables 2. At least one word with seasonal connotations-- summer/winter etc. 3. Use of a punctuation mark to implicitly contrast and compare two events, images or situations. we're adding #4: The poem has to be empires related. Here's one about emp_duststorm, off the top of my head. I imagine future ones would be goofier: Dust swirls around steel As searing sun beats us down; Gunfire strikes like rain. Note the "searing" and "Sun" imply summer, I guess. Let's hear them poems! Also, I always thought it was three lines, first line 5 syllables, second 7 syllables, and third 5 syllables, but I guess not.
Haiku about war in glycencity. Cold chills to the bone The explosions warm my soul... ...Where did your face go?
No, more like this: The gren draws nearer Vehic factory in sight Shells fall like snowflakes Of course, it's referring to everyone's ultimate goal of killing the enemy vehicle factory.
too many syllables, KillX!!!! (still good though.) Fresh recruits line up, Eager to explore land, so: Boom Tank goes swimming. I reserve the right to edit this one if i think of a way to say it better.
thanks. i was just trying to think of scouts + airstrikes desperately fleeing, tanks on all sides, he hits the mines