stone Buddha -
in the neighbour's garden
weeds from last year
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Today is also ending--
at the bottom of the snowstorm
the gigantic sun
---Arō
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at the bottom of the snowstorm
the gigantic sun
---Arō
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5 comments:
I first posted this haiku on the Spring blog, but then I realised that the Winter blog was still running on.
I'm a little confused, too and deleted a post from there.
I love this one. Very damning, since out Buddah is weed-strewn too!
It's not my Buddha or my weeds, though! I just walk past other people's houses and observe.
Ah what a lovely sight. Now all we need are flowers. You do remember what they look like? LOL
Great ku.
Melanie
Thanks, Melanie. At least I can see snowdrops and crocuses around at the moment.
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