The child claps his hands
playing alone, happily
under a festive tree
~Issa*
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*cited in:
The Spring of My Life
trans: Sam Hamill
The child claps his hands
playing alone, happily
under a festive tree
~Issa*
Visit The Daily Post @ WordPress to view additional images submitted for this week’s photo challenge: joy
*cited in:
The Spring of My Life
trans: Sam Hamill
A full moon!
In the Sacred Fountain Garden
a fish is dancing
~Buson*
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*cited in:
Haiku Master Buson
Yuki Sawa & Edith Shiffert
I raise the mirror of my life
Up to my face: sixty years.
With a s wing I smash the reflection–
The world as usual
All in its place.
~ Taigen Sofu*
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cited in:
Japanese Death Poems
complied by Yod Hoffmann
for the cuckoo I wait
here in the capital beneath the vain skies of hoping ~Buson*
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*cited in:
The Classic Tradition of Haiku
Ed: Faubion Bowers
morning coffee
wind chimes, whispering
second awakening
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“I’ve waited for you
for a long time” – for your song,
my mountain cuckoo ~Issa*
This week, show us a photo of whatever you’d like, but make sure it’s saturated. It can be black and white, a single color, a few hues, or a complete rainbow riot; just make sure it’s rich and powerful. Let’s turn the comments into an instant mood-booster!
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*cited in:
The Spring of my Life
Trans: Sam Hamill
Between the slats
of the window
a tiny hand held out
to feel spring rain ~ Torai*
Since it has now been three days of gray skies, drizzling rain, and no wind, inside is an appropriate description of life within Wyoming. While the focus is upon the rain drop, inside the image is a not quite ripe plum.
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*cited in:
The Year of My Life
Trans: Nobuyuki Yuasa
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