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www.geraldengland.co.uk
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glli-us.org
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| | | | | May GLLI Blog Series: Japan in Translation, No. 11 Photo credit: Greenhouse Fabrics In The Book of Tea, Kakuzo Okakura wrote that "Translation is always a treason, and as a Ming author observes, can at its best be only the reverse side of a brocade." And so it seems to be-the art of translation is... | |
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thehaikufoundation.org
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| | | | | As a novice haiku poet, you will soon bump into the Japanese word kigo. You might be asking yourself, What is a kigo? Do I need to use one in my haiku? How do I | |
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poetrybymaggiewatson.uk
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| | | (written March 2024) My words are not commodities for sale or rent, though I have often misspent them. As I write, I hope someone may collect them like pennies in a jar. To extract one or two when their days are hard. My words will never hold meaning to those who choose not to see... | ||
