Sequence of Thought

this spring in my hut

there is nothing

there is everything

Sudo Yamaguchi

I wonder if the thoughts change if the reader first encounters this haiku with the 2^nd and 3^rd lines reversed.

this spring in my hut

there is everything

there is nothing

In the original writing one sees a sparsely filled dwelling and the author is saying, this is how it should be. By having little in material things, one also has the ability to know what is vital to living. When the sequence of lines is changed, is the same message given? I haven’t decided.