Sails was designed to ask questions, to want to know more, to challenge all-to-comfortable ideas and beliefs. Where, apart from its origins in Japan, does haiku come from? Is it poetry, and in what ways? As it has been compared so often to photography, is it a snapshot taken by a tourist in an exotic locale, or a carefully thought out and painstakingly printed photograph by someone like Ansel Adams? Can it be both, and variations in between? So many questions. Host: Peter Yovu.
We're happy to announce that Sails, which began as a regular series on our blog, will continue as a discussion in our forum. Peter Yovu will continue to lead the discussion. Sails is an ongoing exploration into the nature and…
Sails is a section is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. . . . 13th Sailing . . . BY Peter Yovu ........................................................................................................................................................................ *** Readers: I initially, mistakenly,…
Sails is a section is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. . . . 12th Sailing . . . BY Peter Yovu ........................................................................................................................................................................ Can you make just one line dance? close…
Sails is a section of troutswirl that is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. Sails is overseen by Peter Yovu. For an introduction to this section, see Sails. . . .…
Sails is a section of troutswirl that is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. Sails is overseen by Peter Yovu. For an introduction to this section, see Sails. . . .…
Sails is a section of troutswirl that is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. Sails is overseen by Peter Yovu. For an introduction to this section, see Sails. .…
Sails is a section of troutswirl that is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. Sails is overseen by Peter Yovu. For an introduction to this section, see Sails. . . .…
. . . 7th Sailing . . . By Peter Yovu What Is Your Response to Gendai Haiku? This “Sailing” will take many of us (I include myself) out of our comfort zone and into exotic waters. The word gendai…
. . . 6th Sailing . . . presented by Peter Yovu How do we write about Nature? This Sailing honors Robert Spiess, featured in Montage #32. To be thorough about this, I should say it also honors Henry David…
Sails is a section of troutswirl that is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. Sails will be overseen by Peter Yovu. For an introduction to this section, see Sails. 1st Sailing…
Sails is a section of troutswirl that is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. Sails will be overseen by Peter Yovu. For an introduction to this section, see Sails. 1st Sailing…
Sails is a section of troutswirl that is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. Sails will be overseen by Peter Yovu. For an introduction to this section, see Sails. • 1st…
Sails is a section of troutswirl that is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. Sails will be overseen by Peter Yovu. For an introduction to this section, see Sails. • 1st…
- Sails - (an introduction) by Peter Yovu A dawn harbor, safe haven for sailors. The smell of salty rope, of tar, the sulfur of piled kelp, but also the bracing smell of the sea itself, a breeze coming in…
Sails is a section of troutswirl that is devoted to presenting questions for discussion and debate on the nature and possibilities of haiku. Sails will be overseen by Peter Yovu. For an introduction to this section, see Sails. ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1st…