> They don't suck, but I'm not sure if they qualify as legitimate haikus. If I'm not mistaken, the haiku form is supposed to contain five syllables in the first line, seven in the second, and five in the third.
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> Am I mistaken?

Yes and no. The traditional format is indeed five-seven-five, but in recent years, the format's boundaries have been expanded a little, especially in English haiku, so that even two-line haikus are acceptable. According to those more liberal groups, it's more important that the poems serve as meditations on nature than that the format be strictly followed.

-Cynth"at least, that's what my creative writing professor told the class once"ia