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Thank you for giving lines to the paddy fields, Mis. Oshi Shikigami
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Dry to wet.
Wet to dry.
Dry to wet — again.
Rice.
©Oshi Shikigami
2016年5月22日日曜日
Photos...Paddy Field in May 2...20160522
Thank you for giving lines to the paddy fields, Mis. Oshi Shikigami
☆彡
©Oshi Shikigami
Photos...Paddy Field in May 2...20160522
Copyright©Rika Inami2016
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Thank you for giving lines to the paddy fields, Mis. Oshi Shikigami
☆彡
Dry to wet.
Wet to dry.
Dry to wet — again.
Rice.
©Oshi Shikigami
Photos...Paddy Field in May 1...20160522
Copyright©Rika Inami
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Thank you for giving lines to the paddy fields, Mis. Oshi Shikigami
☆彡
The promise of rice to come.
Life growing.
Life given.
To sustain life.
©Oshi Shikigami
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Thank you for giving lines to the paddy fields, Mis. Oshi Shikigami
☆彡
The promise of rice to come.
Life growing.
Life given.
To sustain life.
©Oshi Shikigami
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Photos...Paddy Field in May 1...20160522
Copyright©Rika Inami
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Thank you for giving lines to the paddy fields, Mis. Oshi Shikigami
☆彡
The promise of rice to come.
Life growing.
Life given.
To sustain life.
©Oshi Shikigami
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Thank you for giving lines to the paddy fields, Mis. Oshi Shikigami
☆彡
The promise of rice to come.
Life growing.
Life given.
To sustain life.
©Oshi Shikigami
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2016年5月19日木曜日
2016年5月18日水曜日
Tanka ...20160518 Frog & Paeonia/ CQ201802
＜Tanka/ 短歌＞
露ほどの命にあれば風に乗り逢瀬遂げしか牡丹にかえる
because
life is like a dew
riding on the wind
they end up doing tryst
a frog returns to a paeonia
※ I used 'frog' as a pivot word, which we call 'Kakekotoba' in Japanese'.
The pronunciation of frog is 'kaeru かえる '.
'Kaeru' has two meanings. One is frog and another is 'return/ go back/ come back'.
So I used 'frog' and 'return' in this English while I used a word 'かえる’ in Japanese.
※ I used 'frog' as a pivot word, which we call 'Kakekotoba' in Japanese'.
The pronunciation of frog is 'kaeru かえる '.
'Kaeru' has two meanings. One is frog and another is 'return/ go back/ come back'.
So I used 'frog' and 'return' in this English while I used a word 'かえる’ in Japanese.
Allright Copyright ©Rika Inami 2016
◎Thank you for the answer lines, Dear Mis. Oshi Shikigami.
◎Thank you for the answer lines, Dear Mr. THE Breeze.
©THE Breeze
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◎Thank you for the answer lines, Dear Mis. Oshi Shikigami.
A Boton, cute as a button, caught with a frog in her throat!
©Oshi Shikigami
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◎Thank you for the answer lines, Dear Mr. THE Breeze.
Love song of the treefrog,
Whispers it's love song
With a croak and a chirp
His song is her first
©THE Breeze
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