Simple&Free

Hello,this is J.Kerouac.

"J"stands for not"Jack" but "Japanese".

American Kerouac says

"The American Haiku is not exactly the Japanese
Haiku. The Japanese Haiku is strictly disciplined
to seventeen syllables but since the language
structure is different I don't think American
Haikus (short three-line poems intended to be
completely packed with Void of Whole) should worry
about syllables because American speech is
something again...bursting to pop.

Above all, a Haiku must be very simple and free
of all poetic trickery and make a little picture
and yet be as airy and graceful as a Vivaldi
Pastorella."
Jack Kerouac

Simple&Free!
Simple&Free!!
Simple&Free!!!

P.S.
Please give me NO.4
Because KAIINBANGOU NO.4 is Eri Nitta.

〉Hello,this is J.Kerouac.

Hello J.Kerouac. This is Banana.

〉Above all, a Haiku must be very simple and free
〉of all poetic trickery and make a little picture
〉and yet be as airy and graceful as a Vivaldi
〉Pastorella."
〉Jack Kerouac

〉Simple&Free!
〉Simple&Free!!
〉Simple&Free!!!

Oh
It is great.
We have another 三原則.
It is same to SSS's 三原則.
It is great.
I do Haiku by that way.

〉P.S.
〉Please give me NO.4
〉Because KAIINBANGOU NO.4 is Eri Nitta.

Oh!
Let us give you No.4.
You are a member of Haiku-Doukoukai just now.

Bye bye
from No.3 to No.4 who likes Eri Nitta.