As opposed to haikus, senryuus don't need to include a word that represents the season, and are considered to be a form of poetry in spoken language that satirizes topics such as people and society
Haiku and senryuu are two types of Japanese poems written in a 5-7-5 syllable (or rather, mora) pattern. Other than what's said above. In essence, senryuu can be thought of as the "less formal and dignified" version of haiku.
As opposed to haikus, senryuus don't need to include a word that represents the season, and are considered to be a form of poetry in spoken language that satirizes topics such as people and society
Haiku and senryuu are two types of Japanese poems written in a 5-7-5 syllable (or rather, mora) pattern. Other than what's said above. In essence, senryuu can be thought of as the "less formal and dignified" version of haiku.
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