Haiku for the Kilted

[Kilted KT]

wool, dyed red and blue
hints of peat and bog and marsh
haggis on my plate

[auld argonian]

I've always understood that one of the key aspects of a haiku is that one should be able to ascertain the season of the year that's being written about...usually through a reference to something associated with the season; rain, snow, etc.

Makes it a wee bit tougher, eh?

Best

AA

[Fearnest]

I've always understood that one of the key aspects of a haiku is that one should be able to ascertain the season of the year that's being written about...usually through a reference to something associated with the season; rain, snow, etc.

Makes it a wee bit tougher, eh?

Best

AA

Yes, I think that's true in the original Haiku... but then it's also being written in another language. That hasn't been followed as much in the the western adaptation of Haiku.

January? June?
The seasons pass; we might not.
English class? A pain.