Marilyn Gehant is a lover of Japanese arts, among them Sumi-e, ink painting. She studied Ikebana flower arranging under Ikka Nakashima and exhibited her arrangements at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Now a member of the Yuki Teikei Haiku Society in San Jose, California, her free verse and haiku appear in journals and anthologies.
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__So well seen, Marilyn; simplicity of words so often lights up such deeper thought! Grand! _m
horizon
this meld of sea and sky
nature's grasp
__"Meld" … its rhyme with "weld", can be a combined union of many things, into one. Nature.
__So well seen, Marilyn; simplicity of words so often lights up such deeper thought! Grand! _m
horizon
this meld of sea and sky
nature's grasp
__"Meld" … its rhyme with "weld", can be a combined union of many things, into one. Nature.