Combining one of these poems with a painting creates a (*) haiga.
The speaker of a poem in this form says not to weep because lovers and even stars themselves must part. One of these poems describes how a wren earns its living, and the narrator chews dried salmon on a snowy morning in another one of them. Combining one of these poems with a painting creates a (*) haiga. One poem in this form describes a frog jumping into an old pond. The Narrow Road to the Deep North alternates between prose and these poems. For 10 points, Basho is considered the master of what 17-syllable, traditionally Japanese poems?
The speaker of a poem in this form says not to weep because lovers and even stars themselves must part.
haikus [prompt on “poems by Basho” or “poems by Issa”]