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Ryokan translationsA Poem by Michael R. BurchRyokan translationsFirst one hidden face is revealed,then the other; thus spinning it falls,the autumn leaf.�Ryokan (1758-1831), loose translat.. |
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The Christmas Present She Gave MeA Poem by OhiomanThe author of this haiku poem talks about the one certain holiday gift that he got from his ladylove. |
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She Opened Her CoatA Poem by OhiomanIn this haiku poem, the author tells us what a woman has done right in front of him. |
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Yamaguchi Seishi haiku translationsA Poem by Michael R. BurchYamaguchi Seishi haiku translationsGrasses wilt:the braking locomotivegrinds to a halt.― Yamaguchi Seishi, loose translation byMichael R. BurchC.. |
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The Oldest Haiku translationsA Poem by Michael R. BurchThe Oldest HaikuThese are my translations of some of the oldest Japanesewaka, which evolved into poetic forms such astanka, rengaandhaikuover time. My.. |
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Hisajo Sugita haiku translationsA Poem by Michael R. BurchHisajo Sugita was an innovative and influential female poet:I remove my beautiful kimono:its varied braidssurround and entwine my body―Hisajo Su.. |
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Donna Woke Up NudeA Poem by OhiomanThis haiku poem is about the type of condition that a woman finds herself in after waking up suddenly. |
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To a Daughter More Precious than GemsA Poem by Michael R. BurchTo a Daughter More Precious than Gemsby Otomo no Sakanoue no Iratsume (c. 700-750)loose translation byMichael R. BurchHeaven's cold dew has fallenand .. |
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Yosa Buson translationsA Poem by Michael R. BurchYosa Buson haiku translations into modern EnglishPicking autumn plumsmy wrinkled handsonce again grow fragrant―Yosa Buson, loose translation/int.. |
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She Failed To See MeA Poem by OhiomanThis haiku poem is about what a woman is unable to see one man doing while she does something else with another. |
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Kobayashi Issa translationsA Poem by Michael R. BurchKobayashi Issa: Modern English translations of HaikuPetals I amasswith such tendernessprick me to the quick.―Kobayashi Issa , loose translation .. |
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Yamaguchi Seishi haiku translationsA Poem by Michael R. BurchYamaguchi Seishi haiku modern English translationsGrasses wilt:the braking locomotivegrinds to a halt.―Yamaguchi Seishi, loose translation byMic.. |
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Haiku #6: The AppealA Poem by nadia dmitriHonesty |
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She Laid There And Watched MeA Poem by OhiomanIn this haiku poem, a woman watches a man do one thing before she does something else with him. |
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After I Snapped The PicsA Poem by Andrew Troy KellerThis haiku poem is about what a woman is waiting for the author to do after he has taken some certain photos of her. |
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ThunderstormA Poem by XuuL. . . |
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Broken TeacupA Poem by CodaThe porcelain cup Grand, divine, proud, wondrous sea Design, thunder tried To break. Body trimmed of gold, eyes of stars, risen .. |
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From the AshesA Poem by Adam M. SnowFrom the ashes we will rise, from the pits of our demise and victorious we will reign, with freedom over pain. |
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Wander Not, Your Journey SomberA Poem by Adam M. SnowWander not, your journey somber, wrought yourself this day to remember. The treacherous path you dare not go; it is true the coming crow. |
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