Another confusing haiku, help!?

Daffodilis swaying

Greet spring in a blaze of gold

Joyously welcome.





1) why are the daffodils swaying?

2)what does blaze of gold refer to?

Another confusing haiku, help!?
1) Wind is blowing them

2) Blaze of gold is simply their bright yellow color
Reply:One would presume that they are swaying in the wind or breeze.



"Blaze of gold" refers to the fact that there are MANY daffodils, making an area of gold or yellow, the color of daffodils, that stands out ("blazes") among its surroundings.
Reply:I think the "spring breeze" makes the daffodils sway and the blaze of gold are the daffodils that have blossomed.
Reply:The daffodils are probably swaying because of the spring breeze.



The blaze of gold is because daffodils are yellow.



Hope that helped.
Reply:Swaying from the wind and a blaze of gold because they are yellow/golden in colour
Reply:Japanese Haiku poetry has strict construction rules. Each poem has only three lines and seventeen syllables: five syllables in the first line, seven in the second, and five in the third. It is used to communicate timeless messages, often achieving a wistful, yearning and powerful insight through extreme brevity.



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