Reflections in Haiku
Reflections in Haiku by Mel Senator, published by iUniverse in August 2006, presents a collection of four-line poems that exemplify the precision and economy of the haiku form. This 68-page book explores themes of love, hope, and the natural world, offering readers insights into the complexities of fate and chance through a blend of moving and humorous reflections.
In this edition, readers will discover a unique perspective on everyday moments, such as leisurely walks and the beauty of birds, alongside broader life events. The author’s careful choice of words and syllables invites readers to engage deeply with each poem, encouraging them to savor the experience much like a cherished day off. This collection stands as a testament to the art of poetry, showcasing the author’s personal style and honest voice.
Official synopsis Publisher
Haiku is the ultimate example of precision of expression and economy in form written in four line poems of seventeen syllables. The gems found here are about love, hope, people, the wonder of the natural world and the issues of fate and chance. With great attention to the venerable centuries-old Japanese form, the author gives us both moving and humorous glimpses of his particular view of the world. This book celebrates the day-to-day moments experienced such as going for a walk or noticing the birds, as well as the larger, sweeping events of life. This poetry is lovingly and expertly expressed, each syllable and word chosen with the greatest of care. Open the book, and you will be drawn into the author’s unusual, very personal style and honest voice. You will want to savor each poem, as you do a vacation day or a special weekend moment.
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