the haiku circle
imagine for a moment . . .
returning to the original source of inspiration. Where beginning was a spring river and everything reflected was a place where you belonged. Yourself being yourself being poetry.
Now consider the following words from Chuang Tzu (369-286 b.c.)
"Do not be an embodier of fame.
Do not be a proprietor of wisdom.
Embody to the fullest what has no end.
Hold on to all that you have received. . .
but do not think you have received anything.
Be empty, that is all."
Now consider the following words from Chuang Tzu (369-286 b.c.)
"Do not be an embodier of fame.
Do not be a proprietor of wisdom.
Embody to the fullest what has no end.
Hold on to all that you have received. . .
but do not think you have received anything.
Be empty, that is all."
Welcome to the Haiku Circle
The Haiku Circle meets once a year, usually on the first Saturday of June. This unique gathering began in 2007 and has been beginning ever since.
The Haiku Circle . . .
even the scarecrow
a poet
vincent tripi
spring 2011