This haiku has an immediate magic, which causes me to feel both melancholy and happy. I have read it countless times over the years, and it still conveys the same touching sentiment, on each iteration.
The haiga is my own match of a pot from our garden that similarly means very much to me: I bought it when I was first starting at Oxford, and it now sits in my lab. This single leaf is the quiet focal point of the photograph, in a similar manner to that of Boncho's leaf.
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This haiku has an immediate magic, which causes me to feel both melancholy and happy. I have read it countless times over the years, and it still conveys the same touching sentiment, on each iteration.
The haiga is my own match of a pot from our garden that similarly means very much to me: I bought it when I was first starting at Oxford, and it now sits in my lab. This single leaf is the quiet focal point of the photograph, in a similar manner to that of Boncho's leaf.
Toodlepip,
Hobbes
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