一茶
野大根も花となりにけり鳴雲雀
no daiko mo hana to nari keri naku hibari
David’s English
even the field's
radishes blooming...
the lark singing!
by Issa
Originally, I had the radishes "becoming flowers," but Shinji Ogawa points out that radishes, being roots, do not themselves bloom.
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sakuo haiga
Sometimes the healthy leg of young woman is compared with radish.
6 comments:
i can see how the daikon radish would look like a leg...but our little red radishes make me laugh at the sight..keep up the good work sakuo san..i learn
Thank you Shanna san for your kind compliment.
Please say Hello to your little red radishes!!
sakuo.
enjoyed your radish haiga
much love
gillena
Gillena san,
Thanks very much.
Is it popular in your country that young woman's leg is compared with radish?
sakuo.
in T&T the men don't not use the radish comparison, they sometimes compare a woman with well defined muscled legs to a horse, and its connotations are positive and complimentary
much love
gillena
Horse leg is sometimes sexual.
As you said, we are same, radish leg too is positive and complimentary.
Thank you for your kind talk.
sakuo.
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