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I don’t dabble in Haiku  Neither in Senryu  I thought Haiku was a flow in nature  A gentle autumnal Japanese garden  with a bridge across a tiny stream  a short bridge like a t(h)ree-lined verse!  I thought Senryu was human emotion,   action, a little trick of deliberate thought  Somebody telling you a little thing  about deeds and misdeeds being weapons!  HaikuContinue reading “I don’t dabble in Haiku, Senryu: A poem “

I read somewhere that today is National Haiku Day!  Would it be celebrated all the way from Aomori to Osaka?!  It is supposed to be a little poetry in celebration of nature!  Is that a little depiction or syntax of all the forces of nature?  And is earth’s nature a microcosmic paraphrase of an eternal form orContinue reading “I read somewhere that today is National Haiku Day!: A poem “