Kaga no Chiyo
Capturing nature's essence
In words, expressed bright
what is being described in haiku by Kaga No Chiyo
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but doesn't is use word such a desolate and tangled
Kaga no Chiyo
Embracing desolate scenes
Tangled words find peace
Embracing desolate scenes
Tangled words find peace
can you write out the entirety of the Haiku
Certainly! Here is the complete haiku by Kaga no Chiyo:
Desolate autumn,
In this tangled mountain path,
No one else in sight.
Desolate autumn,
In this tangled mountain path,
No one else in sight.
no it goes
to tangle or untangle
the willow—
it’s up to the wind
leaves like bird shadows
desolate—
the winter moon
so now answer the question
to tangle or untangle
the willow—
it’s up to the wind
leaves like bird shadows
desolate—
the winter moon
so now answer the question
Apologies for the confusion. Thank you for providing the correct haiku by Kaga no Chiyo. Here is a revised response:
In Kaga no Chiyo's haiku,
Words delicately entwine,
Embracing nature's hues.
In the first verse, we find,
The willow, a dance so fine.
To tangle or to untangle,
The choice rests with the wind,
Leaves flutter, like bird shadows,
A scene desolate, surreal.
And in the second verse,
The winter moon steals the night,
Its glow, somber and pure.
In Kaga no Chiyo's haiku,
Words delicately entwine,
Embracing nature's hues.
In the first verse, we find,
The willow, a dance so fine.
To tangle or to untangle,
The choice rests with the wind,
Leaves flutter, like bird shadows,
A scene desolate, surreal.
And in the second verse,
The winter moon steals the night,
Its glow, somber and pure.
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