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Shakespeare Haiku

Posted on 25/08/2011 by whrarchives

VOLUME 2: ISSUE 2 JULY 2002 Shakespeare haiku: a brief discussion of the haiku spirit in English literature Daniel Gallimore Oxford, UK It goes without saying that most non-Japanese people who enjoy haiku, myself included, will have actually spent most … Continue reading →

Posted in Classics, Haiku, Vol 2-2 July 2002 | Tagged Haiku, poems, Poetry, Shakespeare, short poetry | Leave a comment

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