| his wrinkled hand shakes while composing haiku ink-spattered floor |
first snowflakes the old chestnut vendor's toothless grin |
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long winter's night faces of friends gone on flicker in the hearth |
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first snow a cicada husk clings to the gravestone |
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bright autumn dawn the cry of a single crow echoes from the hillside |
skid row vacant windows and eyes |
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moonlit night dry cornstalks whisper in the chill wind |
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first light the ice on the river closed again |
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