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Tag Archives: rivers
INTRODUCING “CHINESE-STYLE” POETRY WRITING
As readers know, I often use the ancient concept of the two opposite yet harmoniously-working elements of the universe, Yin and Yang, in explaining hokku. Jia Dao wrote: Asking the young boy beneath the pine, He says, “Master is off … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese poetry, clouds, haikai, hokku, Jia Dao, mountains, nature, poetry, rivers, writing, zen
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