Robert Epstein, a licensed psychologist and haiku poet,
lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has edited several haiku anthologies and written two books of haiku: Checkout Time is Noon: Death Awareness Haiku; and A Walk Around Spring Lake.
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Wonderful wordsmithing and visual/concrete haiku and could feel it in my breath and stomach!
Yes, this is exquisite. I love haiku that use the word "haiku," but I've never been able to write one myself that I feel is authentic. Yours, Robert, is authentic and…well, as I said, exquisite.
Wonderful wordsmithing and visual/concrete haiku and could feel it in my breath and stomach!
Beautiful constructed haiku.
first
winning
haiku
shroud
her
last
smile
Yes, this is exquisite. I love haiku that use the word "haiku," but I've never been able to write one myself that I feel is authentic. Yours, Robert, is authentic and…well, as I said, exquisite.
very nice
LOL
Love it! :)
writer's block
once again, our cat walks through
my haiku
I guess so…
tree
ice
sun
light
inches
down
the
bed
room
chair
It might as well be comfortable.