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A word indicating the season that is being described.

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A poem that, in the original Japanese, has three lines of five, seven, and five syllables.

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"A World Of Dew" Haiku - By Kobayashi Issa - Translated By Geoffrey Bownas 

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"A World Of Dew" Haiku - By Kobayashi Issa - Translated By Geoffrey Bownas 

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Beautiful, seen through holes

Made in a paper screen:

The Milky Way

Far-off mountain peaks

Reflected in its eyes:

The dragonfly.

A world of dew:

Yet within the dewdrops---

Quarrels.

With bland serenity

Gazing at the far hills:

A tiny frog.

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He was born in 1763 in the Kashiwabara Shinano Province, Japan, into a poor family. He didn't get along with his stepmother so in 1777 he was sent by his father to Edo (Present-Day Tokyo) to study Haikai under the poet Nirokuan Chikua. He took the pen name Issa in 1793 and travelled throughout southwestern Japan, and published his first collection of verses Tabishūi "Travel Gleanings" in 1795. Issa wrote haiku that reflected an appreciation for the hardships faced by common people. His poems captured the essence of daily life in Japan, and expressed his empathy for the less fortunate, although his talent wasn't truly recognized until after his death.

Haikai - A popular genre of Japanese linked verse, which developed in the sixteenth century out of the earlier aristocratic Renga.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Issa-Japanese-poet