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Legends, myth, and folklore:
There thousands of tales and varieties that exist in the world, but sometimes it takes too long to share your favorite one. Take your favorite myth, legend, or folktale, or find a new one, and wrap it up into a haiku. You can either do the myth as a whole, or focus on your favorite interpretation or essence of it.
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from waveās foamy crest
she emerged, sharp tongue and eyes
love made incarnate
a haiku
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Legends, myth, and folklore:
There thousands of tales and varieties that exist in the world, but sometimes it takes too long to share your favorite one.
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