Forum post of the day: Shaman issues in haiku

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4-14-2007 @ 7:03PM

Tylluan said...

You also need some indication in what season the haiku is set. Every haiku has a season. That is why he used cherry blossoms in there (it's spring). Of course, he might just have used it because it's the stereotypical Japanese image.

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