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Book of the Week: The Universe in Me

kabadelovacover1Viktoria Kabadelova is an excellent representative of the generation of Eastern European poets who have adopted haiku as a chief means of expression. The Universe in Me (Avangard Print, 2006) ranges widely in terms of geography, cosmology, history, politics, and not least, the emotions. That it is offered in English as well as Bulgarian speaks also to her times in the poetic sphere.

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Haiku featured in the Book of the Week Archive are selected by THF president THF president Jim Kacian, and are used with permission.


Desert.
Sky and sand merged inone.
Great Silence.

A coin antique.
How many fates
Has it sold up . . .

A fence.
Children hung all over.
Ripe peaches.

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  1. Is it just me? I’ve been trying all week but I can’t link to the book. I keep getting the error message:

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