Tanaga, Diona, Haiku poem

Diona, haiku, and tanaga are all forms of poetry with specific rules for structure, syllables, and rhyme. The haiku is a Japanese poem with 5-7-5 syllables per line. The tanaga is a Filipino poem with four lines of seven syllables each, typically with a single rhyme scheme (AAAA). The diona is a three-line Filipino poem, often with seven or eight syllables per line, that expresses a complete thought.