haiku

Presents 108 haiku poems, each with a thematic commentary intended for contemplation or meditation.

Presents translations of more than two hundred classic Japanese haiku spanning the seventeenth through the early twentieth century, by Basho, Buson, Issa, and other poets.

A selection of Japanese haiku written between the 1600s and the late twentieth century, complemented by reproductions of woodblock prints. Includes short biographies of featured poets.

A collection of 817 haiku written by African-American author Richard Wright during the last eighteen months of his life, in which he focuses on man's relationship to nature and the natural world.

Chronicles the history of haiku and presents hundreds of examples by Bash?, Buson, and other poets in English and the original Japanese.

A collection of Japanese nature poems organized according to the seasons, illustrated with paintings corresponding to the themes of the poems.

Collection of haiku that invoke the feeling of a life being lived in relation to the natural world.

Thirty Haiku reflect a scene or thought about nature.