Use the two haikus to answer the question.

Haiku 1:
I see the leaves fall
and wish the summer would last,
yet—find hope in change.
Haiku 2:
Even high above,
the sparrow drifts with purpose,
never too weighed down.
What measure of structure best defines a haiku?

(1 point)
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rhyme scheme
rhyme scheme

number of stanzas
number of stanzas

type of refrain
type of refrain

syllables per line
syllables per line
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The measure of structure that best defines a haiku is syllables per line. Haikus traditionally consist of three lines with a syllable pattern of 5-7-5.

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