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Cherry Blossoms Japanese Haiku Series III
Back Roads to Far
The essential haiku
The essential haiku

By Hass

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American readers have been fascinated since their exposure to Japanese culture late in the nineteenth century, with the brief Japanese poem called the hokku or haiku. The seventeen-syllable form is...

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One Man s Moon
One Man s Moon

By Basho Matsuo

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The Hokku or Epigram Verses of Basho
The Pocket Haiku
The Pocket Haiku

By Compiled, Translated By Sam Hamill

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Quintessential classical Japanese haiku--selected and translated by one of America's premier poet-translators--now available in a pocket edition.In this collection of haiku, translator Sam Hamill h...

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Back roads to far towns
Back roads to far towns

By Basho Matsuo

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L Art du Haiku
L Art du Haiku

By Basho Issa Shiki

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Basho et son ecole Haikai
Lips too Chilled
Lips too Chilled

By Matsuo Basho

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