Manna | A Haiku Each Day

A Haiku Each Day

Sixty-two hundred and five Syllables a year.

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July 6, 2012 at 9:21 am · Filed under Animals (Dobutsu), Ants, Climate, Food and Drink, Haiku, Heat, Human Affairs (Jinji), Insects and Spiders, Poetry, Seasons (Jiko), Summer, Time of Year

A dropped ice cream cone
One red ant, then two, then four
Suddenly – hundreds!

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Categories
- Air and Sky (Tenmon)
  - Celestial
    - Moon
    - Stars
    - Sun
  - Weather
    - Clouds
    - Fog and Mist
    - Rain
    - Snow
    - Wind
- Animals (Dobutsu)
  - Amphibians and Reptiles
  - Birds
    - Birds of Prey
    - Pigeons
    - Seabirds
    - Shorebirds
    - Songbirds
    - Waterfowl
  - Fish
  - Insects and Spiders
  - Mammals
    - Cats
    - Dogs
    - Rodents
- Earth and Water (Chiri)
  - Beach
  - Dew
  - Field
  - Frost and Ice
  - Marsh
  - Mountain
  - Ocean
  - Pond
  - Stones
  - Water
- Human Affairs (Jinji)
- Plants (Shokubutsu)
  - Flowers
  - Fruit
  - Grass
  - Leaves
  - Seeds
  - Trees
  - Vegetables
- Poetry
  - Haiku
  - Metahaiku
  - Pseudohaiku
  - Senryu
- Seasons (Jiko)
  - Climate
    - Cold
    - Heat
  - Time of Day
    - Afternoon
    - Day
    - Evening
    - Morning
    - Night
  - Time of Year
    - Autumn
    - Spring
    - Summer
    - Winter

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