Abstract. The passage discusses how a writer's style is reflected in the textual meaning-making processes through the form and various textual strategies employed. It emphasizes the importance of analyzing both the form and content of a literary text to gain a comprehensive understanding of its linguistic and symbolic aspects. The study focuses on structural analysis to identify the poet's recurring methods in composing literary texts and how this guides semantic interpretations.Specifically, the study examines haikus written by Wright, highlighting the poet's consistent style in utilizing patterns with minor variations to create diverse poems. The poet's effective diction is achieved through a limited number of lexical and grammatical choices, aligning with the concise and brief nature of haikus as a poetic form. The passage underscores the significance of considering syntactic and semantic aspects in textual analysis to gain a broader perspective on a writer's style and the literary works they produce