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An Ode to Dr. S

In exploring new and old poetic expressions, I came across a Tanka.  Similar to the Haiku or earlier Hokku, it used a defined set of syllables (5-7-5-7-7) along with a overarching thematic.  In the case of the Tanka, it was

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Haibun

In explanation of the entry Spring becomes Summer, I am attempting something known as Haibun, a Japanese form of writing that combines short (usually) prose and Haiku.  As with all Haiku, the symbology used is very important.  In the case

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