haiku-usa
A blog devoted mainly to haiku and senryu and to thoughts about, and inspired by, haiku and senryu.
Monday, December 06, 2010
						
						  the chrysanthemums gone
						
						
					  
					  there's nothing
but radishes
Basho (1644-1694)
Between the chrysanthemums and the plum blossons, there aren't many "poetical" subjects, says Basho. The true poet, though, might take a look at the radishes.
the radish grower
pointing the way
with a radish
Issa (1763-1827)
Issa is perhaps the most lovable of the haiku masters.
For an explanation of "afters," see the  post for Nov. 2, 2010.
						
 
					



3 Comments:
Intéressant, comme toujours...
Thank you, Marcel.
Bill,
coming back to your blog after some months without visiting, I'm finding it as inspiring as before and promise myself to come back more often.
I like your new column "After"!
I share your affection for Issa in general and the radish grower haiku in particular.
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