Book of the Week: A Circle of Light
Doris H. Thurston has hosted groups and mentored poets in Washington for decades. This special tribute volume (Kanshiketsu Press, 2010) was assembled by friends and students to honor her contributions, and so gives us all a chance to have a taste of her special gift.
You can read the entire book in the THF Digital Library.
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Haiku featured in the Book of the Week Archive are selected by Jim Kacian, and are used with permission.
spring ritual pulling out roots to make room for roots(the ants have been busy, the ants are busy, the ants will continue to be busy.)snake skin caught on a blade of rock windless daywind in the trees my dreams also fly over the hillcoastal fog one red madrona branch warms the morningwar again . . . the starlings fly south
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beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Anna
So beautiful!
Thank you very much.
night loses its darkness
to one robin’s song
Doris H. Thurston
Nature, awakens so delicately!
a breeze,
a bird’s song,
soft touch of light,
a shining dewdrop,
Thank you – I enjoyed reading this tribute collection of poems by Doris H. Thurston. The cover photograph by Christopher Herold is beautiful.