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    Haiku on my mind
    Haiku on my mind
    Haiku on my mind
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    Haiku on my mind

    By Yuukishoumi Tetsuwankou Kouseifukuya

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    A haiku is more than just a poem. A haiku is the embodimentof one deep thought. The old japanese tradition of haiku speaks of these verses as art.

    Difficult to construct and meanigful to utter. The most important line due to tradition is the last line. The last line is supposed to give us a clue about the subject the poets mind was pondering. What moved the poets heart should move the heart of the listener as well. Haiku was a spoken art and became a written art later as history tells us.

    Poetry is not the only genre Y. T. K.writes, short-story and graphic novel hold the authors' interest as well. You can buy Ebooks of Yuukishoumi Tetsuwankou Kouseifukuya at bod and smashwords and their retailers. You can also visit the blog https://yuukishoumikouseifukuya.wordpress.com/
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBoD E-Short
    Release dateJul 14, 2015
    ISBN9783734722769
    Haiku on my mind
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    Yuukishoumi Tetsuwankou Kouseifukuya

    Yuukishoumi Tetsuwankou Kouseifukuya is 'the general artist', a title, the author regards with a laughing eye. "I just love to write." And that is all Y. T. Kouseifukuya says on this topic. Writing is important to the author who wrote as many poems as there are days for the past three years. Poetry is not the only genre Y. T. K.writes, short-story and graphic novel hold the authors' interest as well. "My name is too long . So I always use a short form. People prefer short names they are easier to recognise, that is why I decided to use several pseudonyms to represent me." The author prefers to remain in the background which has become uncommon in these fields. " I want my work to speak for itself. I want people to read what I write because my work touches them, because my words speak to them, because they like my writing."

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