fireside
a piece of jigsaw
slips into place
The Heron’s Nest, 9:4, December 2007
Quendryth Young
Chinese Translation (Traditional)
壁爐邊
一小塊拼圖
滑入到位
Chinese Translation (Simplified)
壁炉边
一小块拼图
滑入到位
Bio Sketch
Quendryth
Young discovered haiku at the age of sixty-nine. Over 800 of her haiku
have been published in twelve countries and six languages, earning
twenty awards. She coordinates a group of haiku poets on the Far North
Coast of NSW, Australia, conducting seasonal ginko. Free download: A Haiku Workshop with Quendryth Young
The haiku is tightly structured with an emotional undercurrent, and the image of a piece of jigsaw/slip[ping] into place effectively carries emotional and symbolic significance.
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