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Sunday Haiku: Meditative haiku for healing and inspiration
Sunday Haiku is a series of rich and meditative haikus designed to get you through your year positively.
They were written only on Sundays but can be read any day of the week.Perfect for lovers of meditative
“An extremely well written collection of haiku poems, rich in language and imagery. Each month and season of the year is eloquently described and characterised by the author’s beautiful writing.” (A 5 star Amazon review)
“The haiku are expressive and honest. What is delightful about this collection is the enduring quality. When I re-read the haiku, I am still moved and captivated.” (A 5 star Amazon review)
They were written only on Sundays but can be read any day of the week.Perfect for lovers of meditative
“An extremely well written collection of haiku poems, rich in language and imagery. Each month and season of the year is eloquently described and characterised by the author’s beautiful writing.” (A 5 star Amazon review)
“The haiku are expressive and honest. What is delightful about this collection is the enduring quality. When I re-read the haiku, I am still moved and captivated.” (A 5 star Amazon review)
- GenresPoetry
15 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 20, 2010
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About the author
Anne Brooke
121 books232 followersAnne is a super-keen book lover, and a multi-genre author & poet. She also loves gardens, swimming & the theatre.
Her fiction has been shortlisted for the Harry Bowling Prize (for novels set in London) and the Royal Literary Fund Scheme.
Her website can be found at: www.annebrooke.com
She can be found on social media as @annebrookebooks
Her fiction has been shortlisted for the Harry Bowling Prize (for novels set in London) and the Royal Literary Fund Scheme.
Her website can be found at: www.annebrooke.com
She can be found on social media as @annebrookebooks
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September 18, 2021
A brilliant collection
An extremely well written collection of haiku poems, rich in language and imagery. Each month and season of the year is eloquently described and characterised by the authors beautiful writing.
An extremely well written collection of haiku poems, rich in language and imagery. Each month and season of the year is eloquently described and characterised by the authors beautiful writing.
July 24, 2010
If you like Haiku, this is a nice collection of them.
June 11, 2011
“Over windswept grass
kites form speech marks in the sky.
Words never spoken.”
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Anne Brooke’s haikus. I’ve been reading them religiously on her blog for a few years now, so when I saw she’d published a collection of them, I was rapt. My mistake, but I didn’t realise the book only conatined 52 haikus (700 words), one for each Sunday in 2009. I read them in a flash and, like fine choclate, I was left wanting more…
kites form speech marks in the sky.
Words never spoken.”
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Anne Brooke’s haikus. I’ve been reading them religiously on her blog for a few years now, so when I saw she’d published a collection of them, I was rapt. My mistake, but I didn’t realise the book only conatined 52 haikus (700 words), one for each Sunday in 2009. I read them in a flash and, like fine choclate, I was left wanting more…
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews