Read the haiku. birds scatter in flight colorful specks in the air noisy confetti the main feature that makes this a haiku is the use of

a seasonal motif.
a patterned rhyme.
a 5/7/5 syllable pattern.
past tense and free structure.

The main feature that makes this a haiku is the use of:

a 5/7/5 syllable pattern

A haiku is a short poem, that is composed by three verses that do not rhyme. It has a 5/7/5 syllable pattern. They usually talk about nature and say in which season of the year the poem is taking place. There is no seasonal motif in the poem and the poem is in present tense.

(Birds)   (sca) (tter)  (in)   (flight)

(Co) (lor) (ful)   (specks)   (in)   (the)   (air)

(Noi) (sy)   (con) (fe) (tti)

The correct answer is: a 5/7/5 syllable pattern.

A haiku is a popular type of japanese poetry. It is characterized by having three lines, in which the first and the last one have five moras or syllables, and the middle one has seven. In other words, it's pattern is 5-7-5.

Another important aspects of hikus are that they don't rhyme, the make reference to a season (kigo), and they describe nature.

In this case by counting the syllables we can see that it respects the 5-7-5 pattern which is the most important aspect in a kaiku. It also refers to nature as it mentions birds, the only element that is missing is the reference to a season. Flight, air and confetti don't rhyme.

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