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Oh! like that child-like energy in L3! :)wishes, devika
Thank heavens for your translation this time Jon, the challenge was simply beyond me! But I should have known it for I'm living with it daily.
The scraping alarm clock, hear it!_m
Neighbours always busy ;) Fine haiku John.It is funny how close Jutlantic and scottish language are - the word sidelins (aside) spoken in Jutlantic sidelæns :)
The scraping of the shovels! Morning music after the snow.
This nicely parallels! Well done.
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ReplyDeleteOh! like that child-like energy in L3! :)
ReplyDeletewishes,
devika
Thank heavens for your translation this time Jon, the challenge was simply beyond me! But I should have known it for I'm living with it daily.
ReplyDeleteThe scraping alarm clock, hear it!
ReplyDelete_m
Neighbours always busy ;)
ReplyDeleteFine haiku John.
It is funny how close Jutlantic and scottish language are - the word sidelins (aside) spoken in Jutlantic sidelæns :)
The scraping of the shovels! Morning music after the snow.
ReplyDeleteThis nicely parallels! Well done.
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