The snow we saw together -
has it fallen again
this year?
Adapted from Haiku of Basho.
Basho – Snow Haiku
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Nice Mark.
Like an icicle falling
to powdered snow.
A haiku comment! Thanks Dean.
peer pressure
broken poetic structure
simply significant
besides the point^
your words are astonishingly appealing
Heh, this is fun. Not sure it quite counts as renga though.
Indeed hence the “broken poetic structure” bit eh? I am an amateur at best with haiku. :p