In a Sijo poem, there are only three lines, each with 14-16 syllabes (for a total of 44-46 syllables). The first line introduces a problem, followed by a turn (development) and a conclusion with a twist.
Eye of the Storm
How do I stop crying trickles of water down the windowpane?
Which amalgamates and pounds against the pavement, continuous
A lightning strike adds its blazing fury with thunderous might
