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Memoriam – John Carley 1955 – 2013
Haiku
Guy: The Guy, the Books, and the Classroom
Welcome to A Hundred Gourds.
Our journal's name is taken from a haiku by
Chiyo-ni (1703–1775), who is widely regarded as
one of the greatest haiku poets of the Edo period:
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The translation of
Chiyo-ni's poem – hyakunari ya tsuru hitosuji
no kokoro yori – is from Chiyo-ni -
Woman Haiku Master, Patricia Donegan and
Yoshie Ishbashi; Charles E. Tuttle Publishing Co.,
Inc. 1998.
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2014
ISSN
2202-0087
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