2015年08月05日

Haiku : Five Verses In Seven Days, the 172nd. week

In the field the sun comes, to write down "eternal", a dying child does.
To put down my cane, sunset comes for today, the three legs is there.
A hassaku orange after peeling, to let it alone, to see the backs of maikos. Or, at the first day of August orange after peeling, to let it alone, to see the backs of maikos.
Of his spouse, to help laughing, no rings on her fingers. Or, of his spouse, to help laughing, no fingers on her hand.
A dew on the weed, to wipe sweat away, empty kettle is. Or, a dew on the weed, after wiping sweat away, to reach for a kettle.

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