This world–
call it an image
caught in a mirror–
real it is not,
nor unreal either
translated by Hiroaki Sato and Burton Watson
This world–
call it an image
caught in a mirror–
real it is not,
nor unreal either
translated by Hiroaki Sato and Burton Watson
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This is a beautiful poem Len! After reading Bastets piece in the last Paperbook Collective I am very interested in the Tanka. This one is particularly lovely. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Jayde,
I’m glad you liked it. Working within a strict form like that can be very challenging but when it works, it really works.
I think that’s why so many people are playing with it and the haiku. It feels so good when you get one right.
Len
Very true Len. Being able to capture so much within so few words is a challenge, which I guess is why it is so satisfying!
Reblogged this on Leonard Durso.