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posted by Bill | 7:04 AM
Excellent! Happy New year!
I agree Billjohn
Ahhh ! Brillant ! Shakespeare and the twelfth night (of the time between Christmas and the Feast of the three Kings...)( There is a similar tradition in French, called Les douze petits mois.)Being interested in "intertextuality", I really love your haiku. Let's hope that the wintery rest won't be too harsh...
Let's hope it's a mild winter.Adelaide
stay warm; Best Wishesmuch love...
Of course, winter isn't what it used to be. at least, we've had a series of springlike days in January. see "thaw," posted today.
retired snowman going to occupy some snow;-)
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Excellent!
Happy New year!
I agree Bill
john
Ahhh ! Brillant ! Shakespeare and the twelfth night (of the time between Christmas and the Feast of the three Kings...)
( There is a similar tradition in French, called Les douze petits mois.)
Being interested in "intertextuality", I really love your haiku. Let's hope that the wintery rest won't be too harsh...
Let's hope it's a mild winter.
Adelaide
stay warm; Best Wishes
much love...
Of course, winter isn't what it used to be. at least, we've had a series of springlike days in January. see "thaw," posted today.
retired snowman
going to occupy
some snow
;-)
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