This haiku-comic was published in The Bulletin: a journal of Japanese Canadian community, history & culture (February 2015 issue)
jumping aside
the crow just laughs…
snowball
– Haiku by Kobayashi Issa, translated by David G. Lanoue, illustrated by Old Pond Comics.
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The change of clothes;
The crow is black,
The heron white
– Chora (from: Haiku, R.H. Blythe, p. 732)
Haiku-comic by Old Pond Comics.
the crow, too
yawns and yawns…
the long day
-– A haiku by Kobayashi Issa, translated by David G. Lanoue, illustrated by Old Pond Comics
the mountain crow
laughs at the branch
I grafted
-– A haiku by Kobayashi Issa, translated by David G. Lanoue, illustrated by Old Pond Comics
sitting room –
a crow drops
a snowball
– A haiku by Kobayashi Issa, translated by David G. Lanoue, illustrated by Old Pond Comics
You get two haiku in this comic:
first snowfall / in a splendid mood / Sir Crow
– Kobayashi Issa (translated by David G. Lanoue)
the year’s first snow / all trampled… / by the crows
– Kobayashi Issa (translated by David G. Lanoue)
Illustration by Old Pond Comics.
Update: this comic was published in The Bulletin: a journal of Japanese Canadian Community, History and Culture (December 2014 issue)
On a withered branch / a crow has settled / – autumn nightfall. — haiku by Basho, illustrated by Old Pond Comics.
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