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Shiki and Wordsworth

Posted on 03/09/2011 by whrarchives

VOL 1- 2 AUGUST 2001 WHC Shiki Centenary Celebrations Shiki and Wordsworth: two shades of gold Martin Lucas Lancaster, UK From the perspective of someone who practises that art of dubious validity, haiku in English, the value of the legacy … Continue reading →

Posted in Haiku, Shiki, Vol 1-2 August 2001 | Tagged Haiku, poems, Poetry, Shiki, short poetry, Wordsworth | Leave a comment

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