Haiku does not express emotion from the inside out by displaying the mind of a character. Haiku builds the emotional thr — Harley King, Mother, Don't Lock Me In That Closet!
Haiku does not express emotion from the inside out by displaying the mind of a character. Haiku builds the emotional thr — Harley King, Mother, Don't Lock Me In That Closet!
Haiku does not express emotion from the inside out by displaying the mind of a character. Haiku builds the emotional thr — Harley King, Mother, Don't Lock Me In That Closet!
Haiku does not express emotion from the inside out by displaying the mind of a character. Haiku builds the emotional thr — Harley King, Mother, Don't Lock Me In That Closet!
Haiku does not express emotion from the inside out by displaying the mind of a character. Haiku builds the emotional thr — Harley King, Mother, Don't Lock Me In That Closet!
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Haiku does not express emotion from the inside out by displaying the mind of a character. Haiku builds the emotional thrust, makes the artistic statement from the outside in, from the physical world to the mind of the reader.

— Harley King, Mother, Don't Lock Me In That Closet!
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