This is simply a spontaneous response to gorgeous haiku by Hidenori Hiruta on tug-of-war between winter and spring.
budding willow
captured on melting snow
winter farewell
Pakembinangun, February 23, 2010
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- Wahyu W. Basjir
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- A father to three children, loves cooking and rock music. He writes haiku and other related forms for healing. You can reach him at wahyu.basjir@gmail.com. No email spamming, please.
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