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Title
Meaning in Haiku
Subject
Haiku--evaluation
Description
In this essay, Charles Trumbull surveys many of the various ways, some inadmissible, for getting meaning into haiku, and illustrates his points with illuminating examples. He ends with a brief discussion of modern haiku, the so-called gendai haiku, which tend to dismiss the importance of meaning.
Creator
Trumbull, Charles
Publisher
Published in Frogpond 35:3 (autumn 2012), 92–118.
An earlier version was read at the Seabeck Haiku Retreat, Seabeck, Washington, November 2010
An earlier version was read at the Seabeck Haiku Retreat, Seabeck, Washington, November 2010
Date
2012
Rights
All rights reserved.
This essay appears here with the kind permission of the author.
This essay appears here with the kind permission of the author.
Format
pdf
Language
eng
Type
article