"Haibun: Cricket Cage in My Mother's Basement"

Ted Lardner

"Haibun: Cricket Cage in My Mother's Basement"

Ted Lardner

English

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Abstract

A haibun is a traditional hybrid form of Japanese origin in which a short essay is written to contextualize a haiku, which is presented as the culmination of the essay.

Original language	English
Volume	Fall 2015
State	Published - 2015

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Name	Gone Lawn

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