Over at the Tuesday Poetry hub this
week, you’ll find ‘Untitled’ by Ema Saikō.
This week’s hub
editor is Janis Freegard, and she shares a little background about her interest
in this poet:
I developed an interest in the poetry of nineteenth century
Japanese writer and artist Ema Saikō after hearing I’d received the Ema Saikō
poetry fellowship at New Pacific Studio in the Wairarapa. To me, this poem
contains many aspects typical of her writing: observations of daily life, an
appreciation of the natural world and the joys of sake! And I keep coming back
to her idea that “planting flowers and not loving them is like not planting
them”.
Read
more here, and see all the Tuesday
Poem posts on the sidebar at the site. Poets from NZ and around the
world sharing poetry every week.
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