Translated into Chinese by Chen-ou Liu
stone cairns
a faded cap drifts
downriver
First Place, 2015 Harold G. Henderson Awards
Frogpond 38:3, Autumn 2015
Chen-ou Liu's comments:
Excerpted from the judges' comment, which can be accessed at http://www.hsa-haiku.org/hendersonawards/henderson-judges2015.htm
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