Be careful, out there!
a pheasant cries--
burnt black yesterday
this ancient pineIssa
translated by David G. Lanoue
best,
Don
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5 comments:
Love that haiku!
A bit forward of me, but what the hell, (senryu) how often?
just enough to tide us over 'til black friday
Thanks, Pris, sometimes poor Issa still gets the short shrift ...
and, bandit, well, maybe ...
I love Issa. He's so human in his haiku (senryu).
ah, thanks, Pris, senryu, with a tip of the hat to bandit ...
Issa is the most humane, compassionate of the haiku masters, hence the human-themed senryu ...
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