Nicholas Klacsanzky — Touchstone Award Winner
Nicholas Klacsanzky is a recipient of a Touchstone Individual Poem Award for 2016 for his poem
whale vertebrae
drifting from one god
to another
It first appeared in A Hundred Gourds 5.3.
See the complete list of past winners of both Individual Poem Awards and Distinguished Books Awards in the Touchstone Archives.
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A wonderfully eerie poem. Well done to Nicholas.
marion
A very beautiful poem. Congratulations!
Congratulations, Nicholas! This poem brings back a memory of a whale skeleton on Sanday, one of the more remote Orkney Islands, where the old customs and dialect hearken back to pagan times.
Congratulations!!! Keep up the great work brother.
Congratulations Nicholas! We’re also honoured to feature your work in a haikuv-a day series on My Haiku Pond this month…
Congratulation ! Nicolas.
Congratulations, Nicholas, for your well-deserved award.
Hats off to you, too, Lorin.
dear Nicholas,
though the mysterious matching of images such a
magistral exploration of roots, spiritual human behaviors and nature….a poem so deep and true…Many congrats for the deserved award !
Warm regards
Lucia Fontana
Congrats !! Great work.
Congratulations Nicholas! Prodigious haiku!
You are blessed with inspirations !
JSM
Christa
Lovely
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Karen
Great work! Congrats Nick.
Ab lovely poem
Congrats both to the poet Nicholas Klacsanzky and to the editor Lorin Ford 😎
So beautiful!
Reminded me of the great masterpiece:
Old Man and The Sea-
Ernest Hemingway
From one god to the other
Until becoming a god
congratulations; a fine and original poem
regards
Marina
Such a good poem. Congratulations!
congratulations Nick for this achievement!
Wow! It was my top favourite too!
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warm regards,
Alan