(photo) in Kashiwa, Japan
the leaves of the ginkgo
falling
the blue sky in a thousand year
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To see a World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild Flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour. Auguries of Innocence William Blake
About Me
- Winter moon
- Japan
- I'm interested in European, American and Japanese haikus and poems. I'm going to publish my haikus and poems, and sometimes make remarks on critical social issues. Welcome your comments.
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3 comments:
I like this one very much. :)
Thanks.
I've heard some ginkgos have one thousand life. I feel calm before trees like this that have long life.
I will try to find a modern haiku from a japanese haijin that refers a gingko tree... I read some time ago. :)
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