Category: Poetry Publisher: Wabi House
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 54
Copyright: Oct 23, 2012
Ten Thousand Days is a collection of haiku spanning the themes of love and loss, and their parallels in nature.
William O. Eldridge Jr.'s Ten Thousand Days is a collection of immersive moments expressed in the form of haiku. Spanning three categorical themes, the author explores the ideals of love, the reality of loss, and the parallels of both observed in nature.
waves lapping my feet
a single cloud in the sky
reflected below
no family, no home
fallen along the wayside
a tuft of pollen
Ten Thousand Days is a must read for the haiku or poetry novice and an absolute treat for the enthusiast.
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