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<h2>The other side of earth 地球の裏側にて — a Haiku</h2>
<div><h3>15 of Haiku 100, with Japanese translation(日本語訳付). “The other side of earth 地球の裏側にて — a Haiku” is published by HANAはな.</h3></div>
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bottom snow evenly covers no matter rich or poor
ぼたん雪 平等に降る 富豪も物乞いも
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HANA is a Japanese born writer who writes stories and poems both in English and Japanese. If you are an English reader, you can follow her English publications: ‘Etude of Creativity (poetry, haiku, fiction),’ and ‘Japanese Writer (blogs & essays),’ or on Twitter.