david,
am on my lunch break. just finished a plate
of linguine with garlic / basil / olive oil / and sweet italian sausage. wow! i’m
ready to throw down on the bocce court!
anyway, the lyles interview was worth the read. having done many public readings of
free verse and narrative poetry, i agree with her that haiku is much more suited to the “white silence of the page.” if i were
to do a reading, i’d cap the show with no
more than 5 haiku, though i wouldn’t read them twice. again, thanks for the post, i
think peggy is damned great, but let’s face it David, no one lives up to this
guy issa, his poems are the best! cheers,
ed

david,
am on my lunch break. just finished a plate
of linguine with garlic / basil / olive oil / and sweet italian sausage. wow! i’m
ready to throw down on the bocce court!
anyway, the lyles interview was worth the read. having done many public readings of
free verse and narrative poetry, i agree with her that haiku is much more suited to the “white silence of the page.” if i were
to do a reading, i’d cap the show with no
more than 5 haiku, though i wouldn’t read them twice. again, thanks for the post, i
think peggy is damned great, but let’s face it David, no one lives up to this
guy issa, his poems are the best! cheers,
ed