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    Haiku (vol.3): Japanese Poetry
    Haiku (vol.4): Japanese Poetry
    Haiku: Japanese Poetry, #1
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    Japanese Poetry Series

    By Noel Lorenz

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    About this series

    SENRYU Vol.1 is a collection of 'human haiku' or 'senryu' poems by Noel Lorenz. Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry. I have tried to extract the sweetness of haiku in this book and still stick to the short-long-short format. In my experience, the English and Japanese use the syllabic count differently. Whatever we write cannot be compared to the real count in Japanese 5-7-5.

    In this book, I have taken haiku to another level by allowing the free count. This book follows short-long-short verses. I have tried my best to stick to all other rules of haiku.

    Come to haiku with an open mind and allow it to set in.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherABHISEK GHOSH
    Release dateFeb 25, 2020
    Haiku (vol.3): Japanese Poetry
    Haiku (vol.4): Japanese Poetry
    Haiku: Japanese Poetry, #1

    Titles in the series (5)

    • 1

      Haiku: Japanese Poetry, #1
      Haiku: Japanese Poetry, #1

      Haiku: Japanese Poetry, #1

      Noel Lorenz
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      This is the first book of Haiku by a simple zen practitioner, Noel Lorenz. Haiku is an ancient Japanese form of unrhymed poetry which is mostly popular for its small size. It consists of only three lines capturing the essence of the moment pictured in it, where crafty juxtaposition plays its role. It has 17 syllables in total, spread in 5-7-5 across three lines. The author of this book has been practicing Japanese Zen meditation for several years. He has already published four books and a few more books are in the pipeline for 2020.

      This is the first book of Haiku by a simple zen practitioner, Noel Lorenz. Haiku is an ancient Japanese form of unrhymed poetry which is mostly popular for its small size. It consists of only three lines capturing the essence of the moment pictured in it, where crafty juxtaposition plays its role. It has 17 syllables in total, spread in 5-7-5 across three lines. The author of this book has been practicing Japanese Zen meditation for several years. He has already published four books and a few more books are in the pipeline for 2020.

    • Haiku (vol.3): Japanese Poetry
      Haiku (vol.3): Japanese Poetry

      Haiku (vol.3): Japanese Poetry

      Noel Lorenz
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      HAIKU Vol.3 is a collection of Haiku by Noel Lorenz. Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry. I have tried to extract the sweetness of haiku in this book and still stick to the short-long-short format. In my experience, the English and Japanese use the syllabic count differently. Whatever we write cannot be compared to the real count in Japanese 5-7-5. In this book, I have taken haiku to another level by allowing the free count. This book follows short-long-short verses. I have tried my best to stick to all other rules of haiku. Come to haiku with an open mind and allow it to set in.

      HAIKU Vol.3 is a collection of Haiku by Noel Lorenz. Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry. I have tried to extract the sweetness of haiku in this book and still stick to the short-long-short format. In my experience, the English and Japanese use the syllabic count differently. Whatever we write cannot be compared to the real count in Japanese 5-7-5. In this book, I have taken haiku to another level by allowing the free count. This book follows short-long-short verses. I have tried my best to stick to all other rules of haiku. Come to haiku with an open mind and allow it to set in.

    • Haiku (vol.4): Japanese Poetry
      Haiku (vol.4): Japanese Poetry

      Haiku (vol.4): Japanese Poetry

      Noel Lorenz
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      HAIKU Vol.4 is a collection of Haiku by Noel Lorenz. Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry. I have tried to extract the sweetness of haiku in the 4th volume of this book and still stick to the short-long-short format. In my experience, the English and Japanese use the syllabic count differently. Whatever we write cannot be compared to the real count in Japanese 5-7-5. In this book, I have taken haiku to another level by allowing the free count. This book also follows the short-long-short verses. I have tried my best to stick to all other rules of haiku. Come to haiku with an open mind and allow it to set in.

      HAIKU Vol.4 is a collection of Haiku by Noel Lorenz. Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry. I have tried to extract the sweetness of haiku in the 4th volume of this book and still stick to the short-long-short format. In my experience, the English and Japanese use the syllabic count differently. Whatever we write cannot be compared to the real count in Japanese 5-7-5. In this book, I have taken haiku to another level by allowing the free count. This book also follows the short-long-short verses. I have tried my best to stick to all other rules of haiku. Come to haiku with an open mind and allow it to set in.

    • Haiku (vol.2): Japanese Poetry
      Haiku (vol.2): Japanese Poetry

      Haiku (vol.2): Japanese Poetry

      Noel Lorenz
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      The first volume of my Haiku book was released in early 2020. I am glad that I have been able to jot down a bunch of haiku in the meantime. Here is the second volume of my Haiku book for you. I can say that you will love this book more than the first volume.

      The first volume of my Haiku book was released in early 2020. I am glad that I have been able to jot down a bunch of haiku in the meantime. Here is the second volume of my Haiku book for you. I can say that you will love this book more than the first volume.

    • Senryu (vol.1): Japanese Poetry
      Senryu (vol.1): Japanese Poetry

      Senryu (vol.1): Japanese Poetry

      Noel Lorenz
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      SENRYU Vol.1 is a collection of 'human haiku' or 'senryu' poems by Noel Lorenz. Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry. I have tried to extract the sweetness of haiku in this book and still stick to the short-long-short format. In my experience, the English and Japanese use the syllabic count differently. Whatever we write cannot be compared to the real count in Japanese 5-7-5. In this book, I have taken haiku to another level by allowing the free count. This book follows short-long-short verses. I have tried my best to stick to all other rules of haiku. Come to haiku with an open mind and allow it to set in.

      SENRYU Vol.1 is a collection of 'human haiku' or 'senryu' poems by Noel Lorenz. Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry. I have tried to extract the sweetness of haiku in this book and still stick to the short-long-short format. In my experience, the English and Japanese use the syllabic count differently. Whatever we write cannot be compared to the real count in Japanese 5-7-5. In this book, I have taken haiku to another level by allowing the free count. This book follows short-long-short verses. I have tried my best to stick to all other rules of haiku. Come to haiku with an open mind and allow it to set in.

    Author

    Noel Lorenz

    Abhisek Ghosh (Born in 1985) is better known by his pen name Noel Lorenz is an Indian author whose major was science at college and law in post-graduation. He is a full time practitioner of Zen Meditation since 2013. He was born to Bengali parents and was raised in the city of joy, Calcutta (Now Kolkata), India. Inspired by his grandfather who was a writer but never published, writing has always been a passion from childhood. Publishing books is a dream come true. He now publishes his Hindi poetry on Instagram and English poetry & fiction writings on his WordPress blog. Visit his blog for current updates from him. Instagram @noellorenzblog WordPress Blog noellorenzblog.wordpress.com

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