（３８７）　Ｔｓｕｒｕｂｏ　ａｎｄ　ｗｅｅｄｓ　

The tsurubo, or Barnardia Japonica, in the park I often go to, has bloomed.

This year, the tsurubo is a little strange.

Tsurubo flowers usually bloom before the leaves appear.

This year, it's the same, but the weeds around tsurubo got bigger before the tsurubo flowers bloomed. Now, tsurubo are blooming uncomfortably among the large weeds.

I can't get between the tsurubo flowers because big weeds get in the way.

I hope that tsurubo won't be defeated by weeds next year.




① I’ve arrived in front of tsurubo.


② I’ve arrived in front of tsurubo.


③ I am in front of tsurubo.


④ I am in front of tsurubo.


⑤ I’ll get a little closer to tsurubo.


⑥ I’ll get as close as I can to tsurubo.


⑦ I’m standing in front of tsurubo and watching a dog approaching from the other side.


⑧ I’m standing in front of tsurubo and watching a dog approaching from the other side.


⑨ I’m saying goodbye to tsurubo.


⑩ I‘ll move on from the tsurubo.


⑪ I’m passing in front of the Matsuba peonies.


⑫ Tsurubo can be seen faintly in the back left.


⑬ I’ve arrived at the wide grass. There is no tsurubo here, but there are few weeds, so it is
comfortable.


⑭ I am on the wide grass.


⑮ I am on the wide grass. The wind is cool.