12 November 2024 (a wasp nest)
Kristen Lindquist
a wasp nest
that was there all along
wind rattles fallen leaves
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a wasp nest
that was there all along
wind rattles fallen leaves
remnants of a wasp nest
the concentric circles
of summer memories
home improvement
the layers of paperwork
in a wasp nest
wasp nest in winter
my neighbors
how do they get by
This is an homage of sorts to Basho, who wrote the following haiku (as translated by Sam Hamill) that has stuck with me:
In this late autumn,
my next-door neighbor—
how does he get by?
Here’s another translation of the same haiku, by Jane Reichhold, which demonstrates the variation among translators:
autumn deepens
so what does he do
the man next door
winter twilight
empty wasps’ nest
a paper lantern