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A hangover

A hangover?
who cares
while there are blossoms

—Matsuo Bashō per Jane Hirshfield: The Heart of Haiku (2011)

Posted on December 23, 2016October 27, 2017Author AnonymousCategories Haiku

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“To read a haiku is to become its co-author, to place yourself inside its words until they reveal one of the proteus-shapes of your own life.”—Jane Hirshfield: The Heart of Haiku.