The Edo period poet Matsuo Bashō is named after the Japanese word 芭蕉 (Bashō) for the Japanese banana. The Bashō planted in his garden by a grateful student became a source of inspiration to his poetry, as well as a symbol of his life and home. He wrote mostly in haikus.
Here are some of his poems:
@HelluvaPuppy idk don’t know why I can’t quote you but that is quite interesting. For us, it was a part of the curriculum but only lasted half a semester. The other half was a “careers” class
@MK3AMLuvsU I can’t quote you for some reason, but as the OP says “Once you solve the puzzle, DM all of @/Events your answer in order to win this game!”
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