Frank J. Tassone

a flower in winter

#Haiku Happenings #11: Japanaibunka presents Iida Dakotsu!

mu's avatar日本文化の愛 Nipponbunka no ai

冬ひと日  うれひある身の  花を提ぐ

Fuyu hito hi      Urei aru mi no      Hana wo sagu

The winter day,

One with sorrow

carries a flower in the hand.

-Iida Dakotsu

Art by Hayashi Waichi, ” Camellia in Winter”


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Haiku poems of winter. The examples by Matsuo Basho

Haiku poems about Christmas by Japanese famous poets

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