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Basho Journey
by Deborah Russell
Sunday, February 5, 2006

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Basho Journey...
thoughts of a haiku diva



following Basho / my small steps / far below Tokyo

Kyoto / a distant joy rises / from my misty eyes


shades of grey / prayer stones and bibbed jizos/ early autumn

sunlight / before the shrine / a flock of pigeon shadows

autumn's arrival / the bare trees sculpt a grey sky

on the journey / my mind also travels / golden rice fields

Mogami River / in the sound of waves / more waves





Deborah Russell,  © 2006


Haiku - Hiroshima



in the presence of corpses - the river and sky

deathbeds - stripped from existence,
Hiroshima


red sky - the dead children mothers will not find

natsu no hana
pieces of debris
corpses
among corpses


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The 60th anniversary of the atomic bombings in Japan, was held on August 6 and 9th, 2005. In memory of the 270,000 people who died during and shortly after the bombing, members of the Great Vow Zen Monastery sent 400,000 images of Jizo to Hiroshima and Nagasaki – more than one Jizo for every human who died as a result of the bombs, each Jizo - from the heart of one person, to the heart of another.
 

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