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July 14, 2008
Haiku Number Two
Basho, P. Celan
by Guido Monte
Multilingual Poetry
Islanda© 2006 Guido Monte
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(Swans - July 14, 2008)
Yume wa kareno o
Kakemeguru floating dreams
over the waste land,
die Asphodelen fragen einander weiss
while asphodels look into each other
till they turn white
The author thanks Vitalba Scibilia
Photo: Islanda, by Guido Monte (2006)
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