Continuing on with the theme of romantic haikus, this one is especially poignant. June is the rainy season in Japan, and Isa and Masa find themselves under an umbrella many times while running errands or walking to and from the ryokan. But Japan is also a country that frowns upon public displays of affection, so any kisses must be stolen or hidden if you don't want to be tsk-ed at in the street.
Sometimes, those kisses are too addictive. Time passes, bicycles whizz by on the street, and the cup of coffee in your hand grows cold. It's a passing of time marked by stolen breaths, secretive smiles, and arms across your waist. Don't let anyone take those moments from you!
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Oh I just came across this scene and haiku last time I read. Going to make time to read some more this evening!
I know you’ve had a rough few days but I hope this book is at least making things a little lighter and easier around there! Hugs.
Yeah it sure helps to read a great book when I have rough days and it’s nice to be able to escape and this book definitely helps feel a bit more lighter and happier while reading. I didn’t get to read yesterday, but today I am making time to read again.
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