Annie
Clay
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Lifetime
Selected Haiku
by
Annie
Clay
Haiku
“deals entirely with the here-and now, with nature, with
intuition arising from immediate sense-experience, with the
ordinary sights and sounds of this world.” — Eric
Amann, Cicada Voices
"A
good haiku offers just enough words, just the right words,
to recreate the essence of a specific time and place and hold
it permanently available." — Peggy Lyles, To
Hear the Rain
These
styles of haiku are images that I related to past and present
memories of my life. The ability to recall such images of
the past/present required created thinking. By recollecting
what we see, feel, taste, smell, or hear, we work with the
imagination. In my collection, you feel the first light of
a summer day. On a passion night, you see dazzling lights.
I hope that this collection "Lifetime” will affect
you with the memories, and feeling which are reflected through
my world of haiku.
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