(photo) sunset and Mt. Fuji (rightwards)
gathering automatically
and then everyone's gone
open fire
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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
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- 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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2 comments:
I have the feeling that the Mt Fuji is somewhat always omnipresent in Japan. Even when it is like a "mirage". I once wrote an haiku about it.
A l'intérieur du téléphérique -
vision presque holographique
du Mt Fuji.
Have a nice week.
Thank you very much for the beautiful comment and wonderful haiku.
I understand well what you say. Mt. Fiji certainly has something special to us. It might be said that everyone in Japan has their own image of Mt. Fuji in their mind. Your feeling, I think, could have the same thing as ours.
I'll introduce you my haiku master's work. His name is Kai Hasegawa.
Mt. Fuji is now
in the spring wind blowing
in heaven
Thank you.
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