i think of moths, but
i mostly think of candles
the winter solstice
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vincent tripi
vincent tripi was a founder of The Haiku Poets of Northern California and the founder of The Haiku Circle (www.haikucircle.com), an annual gathering of haiku poets held each June in rural central Massachusetts. The author of 16 books of haiku, tripi began the journal Woodnotes which he co-edited. Having lived in three spiritual communities, much of his poetry reflects a Buddhist foundation. He passed away in August of 2020. His newest book of haiku, my turn now, is due out in early 2023 by Swamp Press.
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Oh, I wish he wasn’t gone! I came here to tell him how beautifully this deceptively simple verse resonates. Thank you for sharing his work and telling us about the book (neither of which I’d have known about otherwise).
That’s a nice one. Love it.
Oh, I wish he wasn’t gone! I came here to tell him how beautifully this deceptively simple verse resonates. Thank you for sharing his work and telling us about the book (neither of which I’d have known about otherwise).
Oh my! Love this!! Love Vincent!!!
Really like this. Such a strong emotional pull to it.
Old friend . . . young heart.
~ Peter