Born in 1959 in North of France where I live and work (bank), I discovered haiku in 2001. Member of the French Haiku Association since its foundation. Publications in several reviews and collective anthologies; my first personal publication, "Le temps d'un haiku" (Editions Chloé des Lys) published in May 2006.
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Nice observation, Damien.
just browsing—
who put the Guide to Hot Sex
among the cookbooks
very evocative and elegantly expressed! how lucky to get all those chiming sounds in English (covers, summer, discoloured. did you translate it yourself?
Nice observation, Damien.
just browsing—
who put the Guide to Hot Sex
among the cookbooks
Love both!
very evocative and elegantly expressed! how lucky to get all those chiming sounds in English (covers, summer, discoloured. did you translate it yourself?
Rings many chimes whether in English or en Francais.
“Love both!”, said Alan Summers —
i too!
a good sound in English and French
Revised —
rings my chimes
in English
& en francais
kinda like springtime–
‘cept trees
in brilliant colours
(kind of & except