Let haiku be on the UNESCO list!
On November 12, 2015, Ms. Smilja Arsic, Novi Sad, Serbia, kindly sent me an e-mail as follows.
Dear Sirs, Hidenori Hiruta-san and Akito Arima-san
Dear Haiku friends!
You have my support from all my heart, for entrance of Haiku to The Representative List of the Intangible Curtural Heritage of Humanity.
I am afraid that the world has become cruel place for living.
Haiku gives me hope that the nature will remain the nature, and man will remain a man. Haiku is my way to live and my way to love!
With regards,
Sincerely
Smilja Arsic,
Novi Sad, Serbia
Draga gospodo Hidenori Hiruta-san i Akito Arima-san
Dragi Haiku prijatelji!
Svim svojim srcem pružam podršku uključenju Haiku Listi Nematerijalnog Kulturnog Nasledja Čovečanstva.
Bojim se da je svet postao opasno mesto za život.
Haiku mi daje nadu da će priroda ostati priroda i da će čovek ostati čovek. Haiku je moj način da živim i moj način da volim!
S poštovanjem,
Iskreno,
Smilja Arsić,
Novi sad, Srbija
My Haiku
There are three lights in Tri su svetla moga
my life: Good, my lovely daughter života. Bog, moja kći
and Haiku. i Haiku.
A butterfly and Jedan leptir i
yellow withered leaf are požuteli suvi list
flying together. zajedno lete.
Above ripe corn field Nad zlatnim žitom
wavy black mane. talasa crna griva.
A stray horse. Zalutali konj.
(Diogen godišnjak “Konji” 2013)
Smilja Arsić,
Novi Sad, Serbia