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Which poetic form is characterized by three lines in free verse, always totaling 17 syllables, with each line frequently having five, seven, and five syllables respectively, and concisely but vividly conveying the experience of an image, scene, and/or moment?

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Which poetic form is characterized by three lines in free verse, always totaling 17 syllables, with each line frequently having five, seven, and five syllables respectively, and concisely but vividly conveying the experience of an image, scene, and/or moment?






 
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