I can help explain what a haiku is.

A haiku is a form of poetry originating from Japan. When written in English, a haiku typically includes 17 syllables over three lines with 5 syllables on the first line, 7 on the second line, and 5 on the last line. Here's an example from an early English-language haiku contest from 1899 by R. M. Hansard:

> The west wind whispered, (5 syllables)
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> And touched the eyelids of spring: (7 syllables)
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> Her eyes, Primroses. (5 syllables)

That is the most common structure used by English-language haiku poems.
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