Sunken Garden--
the sun scatters itself
over the grass
Sunken Garden, located at the University of the Philippines complex, is where I do tai chi and qi gong.
posted by roh mih at 9:27 AM
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
Sunken Garden--
the sun scatters itself
over the grass
Sunken Garden, located at the University of the Philippines complex, is where I do tai chi and qi gong.
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1 Comments:
i haven't been here in an absolute age. you are still writing some delightful and elegant haiku poetry.
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