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Kobayashi Issa

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A Japanese writer of haikai (haiku) known for his hokku verses.. Japanese haikai poet

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Top 5 Poems

1	In spring rain
2	Napped half the day
3	Im going out
4	That wren
5	A cuckoo sings

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A bath when youre born

A huge frog and I

All the time I pray to Buddha

Asked how old he was

Blossoms at night

Children imitating cormorants

Dont know about the people

Dont worry spiders

Ducks bobbing on the water

Even on the smallest islands

Even with insects

Face of the spring moon

Having slept the cat gets up

In the thickets shade

In these latter-day

It once happened

Last time I think

Napped half the day

Napping at midday

New Years morning

No doubt about it

Not very anxious

Pissing in the snow

That pretty girl

The man pulling radishes

The moon tonight

The pheasant cries

The snow is melting

The toad! It looks like

These sea slugs

This moth saw brightness

Under the image of Buddha

Visiting the graves

What a strange thing

Writing shit about new snow

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