Greetings Younglings,

It's time for a quick writing challenge. One which would take hardly fifteen minutes of your time. It's time for Haiku Season!

Before jumping into the challenge, let's find out a bit about Haiku—its meaning and an example.

→  What is Haiku?

According to Merriam Webster, it's an unrhymed verse form of Japanese origin having three lines containing usually five, seven, and five syllables respectively

Example:

Over the wintry

forest, winds howl in rage

with no leaves to blow.

— Natsume Soseki

→ The Challenge 

Write a haiku on young love in the comments section.

→ Prize

Our team favorite Haiku(s) will receive a shout-out from YARomance