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Reedited on 07.29.2020 (I've edited the line spacing for this haiku test piece, the line between the title & the poem, like I used to do for uniformity & presentation.  Thank you for reading on.)

07.12.2020  21:06

My haiku is inspired by the subconscious/conscious reactions, primarily just an immediate reaction or from the possible impressions of the violin playing of Karolina Protsenko (specifically her renditions/interpretations of popular songs, by that time "Beauty & the Beast" was the song that she performed at Santa Monica, CA; that information was according to a recorded video interview in a TV show, as told by that show's host/hostess).  This particular haiku was inspired by her artistry at such a young age, yet that which I've composed particularly right after seeing many of her street & other performances (specifically after witnessing how spectators/audiences have been shown/recorded to have unfeigned reactions to her musical genius by and by).  Thank you for reading on. 

LEGAL DISCLAIMER:  This poem is an abstract idea and does not pertain to any particular person (i.e., like most art, they are subject to interpretation, as well).

Reedited on 07.21.2020

I've reedited a hashtag or two:  one that was input mistakenly, that which lacked proper spacing to separate it from another hashtag; the other was a capitalized "Interactional" to connote its proper noun form (which is a subject in linguistics, sociology of language, and anthropology—but does not stop there because of its interdisciplinarity which involves syntax, phonetics, phonology, morphology, semantics, pragmatics, and so on.)

Reedited/reupdated on 07.25.2020

I've simply added the following hashtags to denote its possible theme(s):  allyship, alliances, alliance, allies, ally, dystopia

Reedited on 07.17.2020

I have added the 'Old English, German, w/ Dutch relation' in the title to specify some word derivations and or their etymologies.  Then, I italicized the word "acorn" because it holds a special meaning to me and that's the word that had been emphasized to have Old English, German, & Dutch derivations.