This blog is an extension of the ideas presented in my book (Haiku Notebook Second Edition, smashwords.com, 2010). It is intended to be a forum for discussing haiku and haibun. My hope as an educator is to stimulate interest in writing these forms. So, please feel free to post. [NOTE: click "comments" to read poems by other poets, as well as discussion]. Thank you for visiting!
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008
wind-blown blossoms
wind-blown blossoms . . . trying to remember a name
w. f. owen
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Haiku Notebook is a favorite of mine. This fall I added it to the list of required readings for my high school creative writing class.
2 comments:
Haiku Notebook is a favorite of mine. This fall I added it to the list of required readings for my high school creative writing class.
Thank you Elliot. I'm very happy to hear
that. I hope your students like my book.
At least they cannot complain about its
length!
Bill
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