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fortiora's review
reflective
relaxing
fast-paced
I don't think I really understand haikus, so therefore no rating :/. I did enjoy the seasonal themes.
bananax's review
3.0
a collection of haiku, I love the format but I think reading translated Japanese Haiku is like showering with a rain coat on.
arcticmelting's review
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
5.0
This is the most poetic experience i have ever felt. The translation was impeccable, the fracing was quintessential.
I have never experienced anything like this.
I must recommend it to anyone who will read it.
I am astonished. I am stunned.
I will recite one that stuck to me particularly
Under the cherry -
blossom soup,
blossom salad.
I have never experienced anything like this.
I must recommend it to anyone who will read it.
I am astonished. I am stunned.
I will recite one that stuck to me particularly
Under the cherry -
blossom soup,
blossom salad.
regitzexenia's review
4.0
Lost in translation seems very fitting for this book. I have always admired the art of haiku poetry, and while I for the most part felt moved by the beauty of these poems, sometimes I caught myself thinking one or two didn't make much sense and mostly I think it had to do with the English translation. I'm pretty sure I'll reread these soon, perhaps when it finally feels like spring in Denmark.
Reviewed on my blog Bookish Love Affair.
Reviewed on my blog Bookish Love Affair.