Punk’s Reviews > Poetry of Chiyo-ni: The Life and Art of Japan's Most Celebrated Woman Haiku Master > Status Update

Libby remembered where I was, but not my highlights. :(

Hey, this came back to me early! The other borrower must have given up on it.

This went back to the library and since they only have one copy and two people are ahead of me, it'll be a while before I see it again.

woman's desire
deeply rooted–
the wild violets

even falling down
it still smiles--
the festival doll

"The plum blossom was transplanted from China and was Japan's favorite flower until nationalism grew in the eighth century and the sakura (cherry blossom), which is native to Japan, took its place."

I have finally exited the somewhat repetitive introduction and reached the haiku. It puts the transliteration first which is a choice.

This ebook is messed up. You can't even highlight text with any accuracy. :(

Aaaaaaaand the end notes aren't linked. Good thing I didn't pay money for this. (That's what the library is for.)

Natalie Goldberg, immediately, "Now he, a potter and baker, was joining his twin, a young woman, to practice with intensity together in California. "