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-is-a-monoku-poeticform-monoku/">Monoku</a> is a type of poem with seventeen syllables or less arranged in a single horizontal line. By contrast, a haiku has seventeen syllables and is laid out in three lines.</p><p id="1c50">Monoku emerged in the 1970s.</p><p id="bc4d">Thank you <a href="undefined">B.R. Shenoy</a> for tagging me in your Monoku challenge. I enjoyed your velvety poem.</p><div id="3d40" class="link-block"> <a href="https://readmedium.com/write-for-the-lark-525aba33
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A Monoku is a type of poem with seventeen syllables or less arranged in a single horizontal line. By contrast, a haiku has seventeen syllables and is laid out in three lines.
Monoku emerged in the 1970s.
Thank you B.R. Shenoy for tagging me in your Monoku challenge. I enjoyed your velvety poem.
