Hocus-Pocus!
__First seen then, I posted this at Wonder Haiku Worlds in 2007, it alludes to 'time's change;' in John McDonald's comment he translated this senryu into Scots, thanks again, John!
all hallow's eve
this ancient rite of mischief
a plastic mask
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halloween
this auncient devilitrie
a plastic fause face
- Magyar
- Cape Cod, United States
- __I see with young eyes, an old mirror. Here, I hope to offer... as I see.
8 comments:
I have some Victorian masks made of thick paper. They only cover half one's face and tie in the back with string. I wear one on Halloween night when handing out candy and Mardi Gras beads. In our neighborhood, I am known as The Bead Lady.
Thsnk you, Doug, for your wonderful comment on my autumn post.
thanks M I forgot about this one
john
A very nice haiku, Magyar...
Nice haiku. I am also a member of WonderHaikuWorlds.
I like it both ways!
that is excellent,it use to be the day where children hid....I love what you wrote
Woooooo-Hoooooo... @^@... !
__I offer my thanks and best wishes to you all.
_m
halloween
decorations on the lawn
of an empty house
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