snowy day
connecting houses
the mailman's footprints
Third Prize, 11th International Kusamakura Haiku Competition
Peggy Heinrich
Chinese Translation (Traditional)
下雪天
郵差的腳印
將房子連接起來
Chinese Translation (Simplified)
下雪天
邮差的脚印
将房子连接起来
Bio Sketch
Peggy Heinrich's haiku have appeared in almost every haiku journal both nationally and internationally and in many anthologies. Awards include Top Prize in the Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum English Haiku Contest in both 2009 and 2010. Peeling an Orange, a collection of her haiku with photographs by John Bolivar, was published in 2009 by Modern English Tanka Press. Forward Moving Shadows, a collection of her tanka, with photographs by John Bolivar, was published in 2012.
Warmth and sentiment are effectively conveyed through visually and emotionally evocative imagery.
ReplyDeleteThe mailman's footprints connect houses while the letters/packages he just delivered link human hearts together