Read the haiku by buson.
lighting the lantern—
the yellow chrysanthemums
los...
English, 27.01.2020 20:31 Isaiahgardiner5143
Read the haiku by buson.
lighting the lantern—
the yellow chrysanthemums
lose their color.
what motif is presented in the second line of the haiku?
art
change
nature
time
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