the feeling of refuge is a reason i took up haikai; yet it remains a medium to at least comment on an underlying reality. the scene is quite approachable, calming and serene, yet the text contains message;s, relating to our indifference without direct explanation. something is amiss as always, in my existence anyway. its a constant, at least, perhaps, even, a lifestyle.
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sanctuary here also, wil, in your poems grateful and smiling, Donna
ReplyDeletethe feeling of refuge is a reason i took up haikai; yet it remains a medium to at least comment on an underlying reality. the scene is quite approachable, calming and serene, yet the text contains message;s, relating to our indifference without direct explanation. something is amiss as always, in my existence anyway. its a constant, at least, perhaps, even, a lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteits become a matter of being aware, yet surprising to some for my lack of evident alarm ...
DeleteI wasn't aware of haikai refuge, not consciously, only recently when reading-teaching for others . . .
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