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posted by Bill | 7:17 PM
8 Comments:
"Long night" for me too : I can't sleep ! its rains !
(kigo intéressant)
and I'm glad you did Bill
john
I like the humour in this one, Bill...
Thanks, Marcel, John, and Frank.
Very fine haiku. And a good story, Bill :-)
Best wishes
Ralf
Hi Bill,
A charming haiku, something Issa could have written.
Adelaide
Thanks, Ralf and Adelaide. In my heart, I dedicated this one to Issa.
Bill, I love this one ! It makes me think of those moments, long time ago, during my student years, when I lived in a flat in an old house with two friends. There was a little mouse which came out every evening, running back and forth on the wooden corridor floor, as soon as we put on a record (mostly Bach or the Beatles). I remember one night in particular, whe had our very much admired assistent professor for dinner and were extremely nervous, fearing he could see the mouse... He didn't.
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