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3/14/2009

second spring storm

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haru no niban 　春の二番



second spring storm -
the wind dances
with the roof






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2 comments:

  1. Anonymous14 March, 2009

    This is something I miss from days long gone ...

    on the roof
    sounds of the monsoon
    my hearing so clear

    E.

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  2. Anonymous14 March, 2009

    Hi Gabi,
    That is an impressive looking storm. I wonder how it is for ships in the Sea of Japan in conditions like that.
    I hope your roof stays in place.
    G.

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