Kyoto-Dwelling: Poems: A Year of Brief Poems
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Take a Deep Breath: The Haiku Way to Inner Peace. Wang Wei the Painter-Poet. There is an autobiographical introduction, and as the subtitle indicates it contains a yearly cycle in 12 different sections, with a seasonal illustration for each month. Edith first came to Kyoto in the heady days of , and she writes fondly of the various dwellings which gave rise to poetry closely related to the spirit of place: Here she enjoyed a happy second marriage with Minoru Sawano, which formed the basis for a book in Japanese.
Edith studied Taoism and Buddhism in the s, part of a pioneering generation who turned their attention to the Far East. The sound of wind.
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The silence of falling snow. Ridges disappearing into mist. A sudden bursting out of masses of blossoms. Birds in the early morning.
Eroding rocks that blow away as sand. Writers in Kyoto would like to salute the passing of one of our great predecessors.