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102 Haiku Journal

17 Syllables to Say It All

Lisa Ann Markuson
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Pages
224
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Abrams

About

This unique journal guides and encourages you to reflect on your day in the style of everyone's favorite short-form poem-the haiku. It offers 102 creative prompts to help you think about different aspects of your life and capture them in 17 syllables. Conceived by the Haiku Guys & Gals, this journal also contains examples of their poems for inspiration. The prompts encourage you to write haiku on a range of subjects: a tribute to your hero, an ode to a childhood memory, a note on the weather, or an observation about your day. The journal also provides a brief history of the haiku, a basic explanation of how it is comprised, and some tips for getting into a haiku-writing frame of mind. Whether you skip around or proceed with the prompts in order, 102 Haiku Journal, encourages both creativity and self-reflection, all in a beautiful little package.

Related Subjects

  • Haiku
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Journaling
  • Self-Help
  • Japanese
  • Asian

Artists

Lisa Ann MarkusonAuthor
Daniel ZaltsmanAuthor
Erick SzentmiklosyAuthor