Whether it’s the nod of a silent wren, a heron fishing for her morning meal, or the poet enjoying his oatmeal on a snow day at home, the keenly-perceived details in these haiku draw us in and hold our attention. Cooper’s elegant and tactile articulation of these moments, from the beach to the ballet, reminds us of why we fall in love with this genre in the first place.
Dr Bill Cooper is a council member and trustee of the Creation Science Movement. He is married with two daughters and has recently been awarded an Honours degree by Kingston University (England) for combined studies in the History of Ideas (Religion, Philosophy and Political Theory) and English Literature. He has lectured on The Table of Nations, under the auspices of the CSM, in Germany, Belgium and at many venues in England including Leeds University.
He has written numerous articles for the Creation Science Movement and for the Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal published by the Creation Science Foundation of Australia, on the Table of Nations (The Early History of Man series), the historical Jonah and other subjects.