We wrote haiku from these collected images. Finally, students also want to know about the form of haiku. I stress that haiku are usually made up of two fragments, two images that are placed next to each other. Haiku are not sentences. They are simply two images unified through a single instant in time and a particular place.
Sentences are too complete and leave nothing to the imagination of the reader.
We concluded the workshop with an editing session, so that students can see how to improve first attempts at writing haiku. Revising requires us to imagine the scene again, following the order of events presented in the images.