"Hay(na)Ku" is a form invented by Eileen Tabios in 2003. There is an anthology of the work, published the same year.
My own contribution to the form is a description of its word-per-line structure:
Form
Is One
Then Two Three
This relates to traditional "haiku" form, which is often taken to be three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables.
Language
is the
fabric of consciousness.
The responsibility of
poets? To attend
to
its woof
and weave–to
unravel
it, even.
Paying close attention
is,
in itself,
a political act.
Self-Help Hay(na)ku, #2 (Dec. 2005
Integrate
your pissed-
off-ness, yo!
the
condition or
feeling of being
-----
Desire
If
one dreams
of specific acts
with
an unspecific
person, what then?
I
oscillate between
shadows and reflections.
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Improvised Aesthetic Device
Objects
are the
residue of attention.
Poetry
in a
time of terror
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Here
is where
the line forms.
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