Chen-ou Liu lives in Ajax, Ontario, Canada. He is the author of five books, including Following the Moon to the Maple Land (First Prize, 2011 Haiku Pix Chapbook Contest) and A Life in Transition and Translation (Honorable Mention, 2014 Turtle Light Press Biennial Haiku Chapbook Competition), His tanka and haiku have been honored with many awards.
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An emotional ku. I like the subtle juxtaposition and the resonance of word, 'refugees'.
Shadows swim across a floating migrant
Pravat Kumar Padhy
Publication Credit: Asahi Shimbun, 30th Nov 2015
__ Hand to hand -surface tension- can avoid spillage. But, opposed tensions may pull the hands apart; overfill, is that simple reality of physics. Wednesday, 242 years. _m
western sea
the tides spate may overfill
surface tension
An emotional ku. I like the subtle juxtaposition and the resonance of word, 'refugees'.
Shadows swim across a floating migrant
Pravat Kumar Padhy
Publication Credit: Asahi Shimbun, 30th Nov 2015
Oh Chen-ou
Just LOVE this.
Jan
__ Hand to hand -surface tension- can avoid spillage. But, opposed tensions may pull the hands apart; overfill, is that simple reality of physics. Wednesday, 242 years. _m
western sea
the tides spate may overfill
surface tension
A stirring poem, for this age or any. Beautiful work.