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A Five-Balloon Morning: New Mexico Haiku

Charles Trumbull

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Poetry. "Charles Trumbull is a poet of quiet, deep emotion. His haiku are ripples on the pond; the source invisible, yet of paramount importance. A FIVE-BALLOON MORNING has a subtitle, New Mexico Haiku, and, though that sets the scene, it is in no sense strictly regional or limiting. In fact, as regular readers of haiku might attest, the more particular the focus, the greater the potential for a more universal theme--in the hands of the right poet, that is... There is a sense not just of the past in these lines, but of the future, the reclaiming back of things as they were. Certainly thoughts such as these are never far away in a desert clime... Trumbull has composed a set of poems that in some ways are like whispers, just barely heard, until we learn how to focus in on the sound. It isn't so much the volume of the sound as it is the locale. It comes from within."--Lilliput Review Poetry Blog

Language: English

Pages: 70

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Red Mountain Press

Release: June 12, 2013

ISBN: 0985503130

ISBN 13: 9780985503130

A Five-Balloon Morning: New Mexico Haiku

Charles Trumbull

4.5/5 ( ratings)

Poetry. "Charles Trumbull is a poet of quiet, deep emotion. His haiku are ripples on the pond; the source invisible, yet of paramount importance. A FIVE-BALLOON MORNING has a subtitle, New Mexico Haiku, and, though that sets the scene, it is in no sense strictly regional or limiting. In fact, as regular readers of haiku might attest, the more particular the focus, the greater the potential for a more universal theme--in the hands of the right poet, that is... There is a sense not just of the past in these lines, but of the future, the reclaiming back of things as they were. Certainly thoughts such as these are never far away in a desert clime... Trumbull has composed a set of poems that in some ways are like whispers, just barely heard, until we learn how to focus in on the sound. It isn't so much the volume of the sound as it is the locale. It comes from within."--Lilliput Review Poetry Blog

Language: English

Pages: 70

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Red Mountain Press

Release: June 12, 2013

ISBN: 0985503130

ISBN 13: 9780985503130

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