Hato (pigeon): Japanese word-play by Hanafubuki
I like poems and poem-like things that can be enjoyed without any knowledge of the language. Hanafubuki says,
It’s me reading a Japanese tongue twister. the word “hato” means pigeon in Japanese.
I like poems and poem-like things that can be enjoyed without any knowledge of the language. Hanafubuki says,
It’s me reading a Japanese tongue twister. the word “hato” means pigeon in Japanese.
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Hi
Very fun and addictive (sound) poem! But, I am confused…is this piece by Yoko Shibata or Hana Fubuki?
You can check out some of my video poems on You tube…just search on ‘sonofTelstar’
thanks for the video link!
Michael R.
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I’m confused, too! I think she must’ve re-branded herself since I uploaded this, or else I was just really messed up — I don’t see any trace of the name “Yoko Shibata” now.
Thanks for the heads-up. I will change the info here accordingly — and check out yor won videos, too.