Almond Blossoms- Haiku Collection by Franco Debono

Dear all,

I have come across a very interesting Haiku collection which I would
like to bring to your attention. The author Dr. Franco Debono is a
Maltese criminal lawyer and politician. The haiku
collection is accompanied by a very interesting philosophical essay
about the nature of time and the essence of life.

One can obtain a copy of the booklet from www.play.com with the ISBN
9789995703073. I hope you find the collection interesting too.

Regards,

Vanessa

lace curtains

The old lace curtains

before the cool rains come

beckon us to dinner

 

-Bernadette Etter-

haiku

after the divorce
the emptiness of
an empty finger

Norman Wm. Muise

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Welcome to the Nick Virgilio Haiku Association Blog

This blog grows from the energy of "A Haiku Eye on Camden: 1st Annual Nick Virgilio Haiku Association Conference," at Rutgers University, Camden, March 2006, co-sponsored by the Nick Virgilio Haiku Association and Rutgers-Camden English Department.

It's a place to post haiku, senryu and more...and a place where we can continue the gracious sharing of poetry and critique, warmth and insight that began at the conference.