“Not gifted with genius but honestly holding his experiences deep in his heart, he kept his simplicity and humanity.”
Quote by Kobayashi Issa
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Inch by inch: 45 haiku
Inch by inch: 45 haiku is a poetry collection that presents a series of short, contemplative poems. Each haiku captures a moment in nature or a personal reflection, inviting readers to ponder the beauty and complexity of life. The book is designed for those who appreciate the concise, evocative nature of haiku poetry. more
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Kobayashi Issa
Kobayashi Issa was a prominent Japanese haiku poet from the Edo period. Born on June 15, 1763, in Kashiwazaki village, he is celebrated for his concise and evocative haiku that often reflect the simplicity and beauty of nature. Issa's poetry is known for its depth of emotion and its ability to capture the fleeting moments of life. He passed away on January 5, 1828. more
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