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In the eyes of the cat
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Demi |
A collection of Japanese nature poems organized according to the seasons, illustrated with paintings corresponding to the themes of the poems. |
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Spring
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George W. B. Shannon |
A collection of haiku verses which describe the wonders of spring. |
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If It Rains Pancakes
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Brian P. Cleary |
Explains and demonstrates how to write two types of ancient Japanese poetry: haiku and lanterns. |
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The romanticism of 17th century Japanese poetry
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Douglas Kenning |
There have been studies made on a small scope comparing English Romanticism of the late 18th and early 19th century with the “romantic” qualities of the Japanese poetic revolution of the late 17th ce… |
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More than a game
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John Roy Major |
"Throughout his life John Major has loved cricket. In this book, he examines it from its origins up to the beginning of the twentieth century."--Back cover. |
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The Japanese haiku
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Kenneth Yasuda,Kenneth Yasuda,K. Yasuda |
"Here for the first time in English the subtle nature and beauty of the haiku is revealed in lucid commentary that emphasizes its rightful place in the realm of poetry....Informative discussion and c… |
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Three poets at Yuyama
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Steven D. Carter |
ix, 126 pages ; 23 cm |
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More cricket songs
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Harry Behn |
These verses in the three-line Japanese poetry form haiku are drawn from the work of twenty-nine poets. |
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Penny candy
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Edward Fenton |
When Paul finds a nickel, he has a brief chance to be the center of attention in Widow Shinn's candy shop. |
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Of this world; a poet's life in poetry
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Lewis, Richard |
Translations of the haiku of Japanese poet Issa, arranged to reflect the events of his life. Black and white photographs accompany the text. |
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In a spring garden
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Lewis, Richard |
A small collection of Japanese haiku. |
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As Jesus grew
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Shigeko Yano |
Translation of a Japanese narrative poem about the childhood of Jesus. |
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Festival in My Heart
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Bruno Peter Navasky |
A illustrated collection of poetry written by Japanese elementary school children that provides a portrait of an often mysterious and elusive culture. |
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