what became deeper of you i let in 

as an and you and you and you alone in the sea

Dr. Richard Gilbert

 Please submit up to 10 one-line haiku via email to the editor. 
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Johannes S. H. Bjerg

What the editor will be looking for

A one-line haiku is intended to be read as an unbroken line with no specified pause indicators.

While they may often be able to be broken up into a classic three line form, they nevertheless allow for different readings depending on how the reader chooses to follow the poem's movement through its possible syntactical variations that would be lost if not retained in its one-line form.

Others embody a singular headlong movement along the line through the images it contains bridging no pause or break to carry its effect.

Please read this editorial statement by the editor for further guidance.