"Haiku of the four seasons" (link) by Yu Kominami
Author's note: This is my third, last publishing. I started working on the four haiku since the class on English haiku, and finally feel it is ready.
The images I used are all from google images, as I didn't have any available personally.
The publishing is about what I would feel in each of the four seasons in Japan.
I thanks Kaori for advising me on the arrangement of the phrases, and they look pretty neat overall now. Thank you!
This is a course of free personal expression and creative writing at International Christian University in Tokyo. Each member of the class is an "author" with freedom to choose any theme, genre, format, and length they feel will be meaningful for them. The goal is to develop life-long writers who use English not only as a tool for professions, but as a way for self-expression that can connect and communicate with readers all over the world. Please enjoy and leave comments!
Monday, November 7, 2011
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Winter: "it was then
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that I carried you."
just kidding
I know what Kan's reference is, but I wonder if other people get that...I guess they will Google it and find out.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is one is Spring. I like the last line "Hi there again". The winter haiku also has a nice existential tone to it.
PS: Add a "were" to the 2nd line of Spring?