Haiku (noun)

1. A traditional form of Japanese poetry consisting of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables.
2. A poetry form characterized by a compact and precise use of language, often with a focus on nature and seasonality.

Origin:

From the japanese word "haiku", which is derived from the words "hokku" meaning "the beginning" or "the opening" and "ku" meaning "verse".

Examples:

1. He wrote a haiku about the falling leaves.
2. She recited a haiku about the moon.
3. The haiku was a reflection on the beauty of nature.
4. The haiku was a short and powerful expression of emotions.
5. The haiku was written in honor of a loved one.