pulling the yarn: Award-Winning and Uncollected Haiku of Carolyn Hall
$20.00
“Carolyn Hall portrays everyday moments in this collection without fireworks, yet torques her juxtapositions with such fresh and precise imagery that each poem becomes a quiet, powerfully resonant explosion in its own right. That she has been doing this consistently for 25 years proves beyond doubt that she is one of our true contemporary haiku masters.”
— Kristen Lindquist
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“A new book by Carolyn Hall is cause for major celebration in the haiku world! Hall has gracefully and successfully carried the baton passed to her by Peggy Willis Lyles. These poems are mentor texts for the rest of us. Bask in the luxury of each and every one of them!”
— Brad Bennett
roles we don’t prepare for wild iris harvest moon at the bottom of the bowl the unpopped kernels how to dress her for eternity — blossom rain her death date I pause the river in my cupped hands
ISBN: 978-1-958408-75-9
Pages: 132
Size: 4.25″ x 6.5″
Binding: perfect softbound
Year Published: 2025
Winner of a Haiku Foundation Touchstone Distinguished Books Award for 2025!
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