Today's Haiku in Haiku in English is that;
dandelion seeds
my backyard garden
rearranges itself
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Agus Maulana Sunjaya (Banten, Indonesia)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
The word of rearrange is really effective, isn't it?
The other day when I was walking I was attracted weeds with nice bushy ears
They are called "Chigaya" in Japanese. I didn't know the name. In English, it is said "alang-alang". Is it right?
In the language of flowers, it signifies a god for children, or I want to be with everyone .
Alang-alang; finally acquire the word, solve one quiz
Alang-alang is a seasonal word for spring.
Today's seasonal word is sericulture.
Well, the word sericulture itself isn't a seasonal word.
Silkworm, or mulberry leaves are seasonal word for spring.
There are two low mulberry trees in my garden.
I planted to enjoy my own mulberry tea.
Mulberry leaves; pick them up enjoy the tea
Today's drill is try to make Haiku using a figurative phrase.
Figurative phrases have two kinds; one is simile, the other is metaphor.
Do you know butterbur sprout?
What image do you have in such kind of wild edible plants ?
bitter, just spring, TENPURA, cute, adult.
Let's make Haiku.
astringency adult taste; butterbur sprout
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