the little book of e
The little book of e by E. Ethelbert Miller, published by City Point Press on September 24, 2024, is an 80-page exploration of contemporary life through the lens of haiku. In this work, Miller draws inspiration from the Japanese poetic tradition, echoing the styles of Basho and Richard Wright, while reflecting on experiences shaped by the pandemic. The poems are presented in both English and Hebrew, highlighting the power of language to foster connection.
Readers will find a collection that delves into themes of cultural relations, particularly between Black and Jewish communities, offering a message of hope. The haikus in this edition serve as a testament to the beauty of language and its ability to unite people. Through concise and evocative imagery, Miller’s poetry invites contemplation and appreciation of the world around us, making this book a thoughtful addition to the realms of literature and poetry.
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The poet lives inside and outside of life.
In the little book of e poet E. Ethelbert Miller embraces the Japanese poetic form of haiku to comment on our contemporary world. Written during the pandemic Miller’s poems follow in the tradition of Basho and Richard Wright. the little book of e is a collaboration with translator Rafi Ellenson. Haiku presented in English and Hebrew is symbolic of how language can bring people together. Miller and Ellenson have given us a book that shows how Black and Jewish relations can continue to be a beacon of hope. This book is filled with words that blossom like flowers.
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