Article in English: Once you have a draft of the haiku done, read it aloud several times. Listen to how the haiku sounds. Make sure each line flows easily into one another and that the lines follow the 5-7-5 syllable count. The haiku should sound natural when read aloud. If you notice any awkward or choppy lines, adjust them so they sound smooth. Replace any words that are too long or complicated. Make sure the haiku sounds pleasant when reading aloud. Get feedback from others about the haiku. Ask friends, family members, and peers what they think of the haiku. Pose questions about whether the haiku embodies a moment in nature or a season. If you wrote a haiku about a particular subject or object, ask others if they think the haiku does a good job of exploring it. Place the haiku in the center of the page and center the lines so it forms a diamond shape. This is how haikus are traditionally formatted.  You can also add a short title at the top of the haiku, such as “Autumn” or “Dog.” Avoid long, wordy titles. Many haikus do not have titles. It is not absolutely necessary that you title your haiku poem.

Summary in Vietnamese:
Đọc bài thơ thành tiếng. Cho người khác xem thơ Haiku của bạn. Đặt bài thơ vào giữa trang giấy sau khi hoàn thành.