Gary Hotham has been involved with English language haiku for many years. He was named the 2022-2023 Honorary Curator of the American Haiku Archives at California State Library in Sacramento.[https://www.americanhaikuarchives.org/curators/GaryHotham.html ] And Brooks Books recently published his selected haiku, Our Backs to the Wind. [https://www.brooksbookshaiku.com/brooksbooks/Hotham-SelectedHaiku.html ]
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Gary, I love the way you’ve referred to the sound of snowmelt without saying it. By doing so, there’s a mysterious Taoist feeling in your haiku. Wonderful!
Gary, I love the way you’ve referred to the sound of snowmelt without saying it. By doing so, there’s a mysterious Taoist feeling in your haiku. Wonderful!
Wonderful! So lyrical!
Wonderfully said, Gary.
I really love this one that includes the senses of sight, sound, touch. Great Aha! Moment
warming nature
emits each rivers song
hidden wand
My humble echo. _m
This also took me to the silence of snow and so clever to contrast this. Love it!
Brings many good feelings and memories.