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Write a haiku about today's word: three lines of five, seven and five syllables. It has to use the word, or a form of it (embers, fogged).
Each word's syllables come from a pronouncing dictionary. Where a word can be said more than one way (fire, every), any of them counts.
Words the dictionary hasn't got are worked out from their spelling, and underlined. If it's wrong, tap the word to change its count by one. A haiku with changed counts is marked as adjusted.
M and J: once you've saved yours to dailies, you can read the other's. Missed a day? Step back with ‹ and write that day's; once a day is over, its haiku can't be changed.