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Read the first haiku.



Mountain-rose petals

falling, falling, falling now . . .

waterfall music



Now, read the second haiku.



By that fallen house

the pear-tree stands full-blooming . . .

an ancient battle-site



What theme do both haiku have in common?

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brockrohn

The answer is A. beauty endures, even among destruction.

In both haiku you can see that the theme is the melody made by the nature, the original creator of tune, both poems evoke the imagery of a natural landscape where the thing that belong to it made music with their natural movement.

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