haiku, american

Collects over three hundred haiku by twenty-five English-speaking poets, including Margaret Chula, Jean Jorgenson, Bill Pauly, Anita Virgil, and Rod Wilmott, with brief biographies of each author and brief essays on the history and definition of English haiku.

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

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.

A collection of over five hundred poems by Beat Generation novelist Jack Kerouac, written in an Americanized haiku form.

A collection of the author's haiku accompanies text and color photographs which explore the application of Japanese art and poetry to photography.

Thirty poems in praise of the joys of nature.

Presents a children's book for early readers that introduces a variety of snowflake artwork by a number of illustrators.

In this collection of haiku poems, a young girl walks through a Japanese garden and discovers many delights, from one leaf to ten stone lanterns. Includes notes about Japanese religion and philosophy.

A collection of haiku depicting a variety of scenes from nature.

A collection of haikus that celebrates indigenous foods of the Americas, such as blueberries and vanilla, and includes information about each food's origins.