Haiku: Seeds of Today

by Adriana Dascalu

Haiku is an art in and by itself. It surprises because it packs so much under the calm, apparently easy, normal “wrap.”
Writing pages and pages of prose or stanzas is more than enough to deliver a message, to express an idea.
Presenting a complete idea in a few words, in less than seventeen interpretable syllables isn’t impossible, but it presents a challenge – a fascinating one that can’t be ignored – more so since its understanding is personal and vastly different from reader to reader, subjective to experience, environment and moment of the lecture.

Please enjoy these personal reflections and make them your own!

Genres: Poetry

69 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 15, 2016

About the author

Adriana Dascalu is a Romanian writer published both in the U.S. and Romania. Besides reading classic poetry and all sorts of fiction she also has a deep fascination for mythology and folklore.

She loves photography, travels and she hyperventilates while trying to understand cultural aspects of different civilizations and uncover all the secrets of the Universe.

When not online or lost in day-dreaming, she sometimes remembers to write.