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AESTHETIC PRINCIPLES OF THE HAIKU DIKSI

(Deputy Wabi-Sabi)

1. Simple, simple, easy to digest, easy to imagine the picture shown, whether it's the background of the atmosphere or the object.
   The reader can enter the picture and place himself in the position as haijin captures the moment at that time. Readers must be able to feel the atmosphere "now, now" as when the haiku moment occurred.

2. Tranquility ... everything contained reflects the calm of heart and mind when capturing moments. The word "calm" is not written but it is captured as the inner atmosphere of haiku. Quietness that can drown all kinds of noise. Silence, silence, and even an infinite longing will arise by themselves in a calm and peaceful mood.
   Every word born of inner calm always has an implicit message. Although the haiku text is simple, every word that is there serves as an imagination space for the reader, storing something that is implied to be observed with intuition. There is no successful omission without peace.

3. Nature ... the object is captured as it is, without interpretation or commentary or assessor based on saving mind. In the word "naturalness" is contained in the meaning "honesty".
   Dictions are poured according to the object's glasses, not according to the subject's mind. The word "empathy" is the key word for putting naturalness as part of the inner structure of haiku.