3/04/2007

Pollen Sneezing

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花粉の飛ぶ　風の高さや　ハクチュウム


strong wind
blows the pollen high -
haku-chuuuum !


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Pollen, a kigo for spring


Another of my POLLEN haiku from 2007 !



Read my Haiku Archives from March 2007


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Anonymous said...

In American English, the onomatopoeic word for the way a sneeze sounds is commonly spelled
"achoo."

Here is the link to the Wikipedia article on "sneeze," which lists a
couple of other spelling variants for "achoo," as well as the
onomatopoeic word for the sound of a sneeze in other languages:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneeze

Larry

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Thanks a lot, Larry san!
GABI
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05 March, 2007

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