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daily miracle,
barley veiled with golden dusk—
the scarecrow bows in reverence
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Author Notes
KATAUTA is an unrhymed 8th-century Japanese poem consisting of 19 syllables with a 5/7/7 pattern. A pair of katauta is called a sedoka. The form was used for poems addressed to a lover like tanka. click here for more info
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Gypsy
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