Shapes of the Sky Hiromi Sato Haiku Collection / Hiromi Sato / Kadokawa Shoten Haiku 41191BGIJK Content Introduction A dialogue with the sky through the seasons. Contains 300 haiku from 1997 to 2005. Kisaragi ya kubi ore yashiki hana wo daki (February, embracing a flower with a broken neck) Kouretsu e hizashi no utsuru dai shiken (The sun shifts to the back row, a big exam) Haru matsuri hito no nagare wo kumo no oi (Spring festival, chasing the flow of people, the clouds) Hazakura ya heion na hi no modori kite (Cherry blossoms with leaves, peaceful days return) Enrai ya yasashi sugiru wa mono tarizu (Distant thunder, being too gentle is not enough) ... Author Information Hiromi Sato Born in Tokushima Prefecture on October 7, 1950. Joined "Kohyo" in 1981. Joined "Kari" in 1982. Received the 20th Anniversary Special Work Award of Kari in 1998. Received the 2nd Asahi Haiku Newcomer Award Runner-up in 1999. Received the Kari Fellow Award in 2000. Fellow of "Kari". Executive of the Haiku Poets Association. Haiku instructor at the Sankei Gakuen. Haiku lecture instructor at NHK Gakuen. Handwriting diagnostician. This item is a used item, so please understand. It will be placed in a waterproof plastic bag and shipped in a cardboard box or envelope! We have many other items for sale, so we hope you will take a look. ↓ #yoonShopsBooks