Hatta
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First time stepping onto the prairie
A friend offers a white hatta
I feel a great deal of reverence
It houses a collection of auspicious keepsakes
The way back home is far
In front of the old house
An old almond tree that has accompanied generations
Always be the first to get into the eye
But this time it was chilling
It should have been a leafy almond tree
The leaves are curled and the small apricots are all over the ground
It was dying
I pulled out the treasured Hada
The ground is tied to the trunk
Trying to borrow a magical force
Save this childhood friend
Happy to go back
Leave with a sense of sadness
The following year, the same season
I came to the old tree again
Purple trunk
He had run out of blood all over his body
And tied to the trunk of the hada
It is more pale in color
Then tenacious life
It will eventually sink in the clouds
For the world
Just a memory
A thought