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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2024 · 1H 11M

ep. 80 - Haiku

from The Poetry Space_ · host Katie Dozier and Timothy Green

No short form deserves a longer discussion than haiku! In this episode, Katie and Tim begin by breaking down why haiku is not a (5-7-5) syllabic form. The conversation leaps from the realm of the denotative to the connotative, culminating with an exploration of what reading and writing contemporary haiku can do for you!  At the Table: Katie Dozier Timothy Green Nate Jacob Brian O’Sullivan Dick Westheimer Joe Barca

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Oct 11, 2024

No short form deserves a longer discussion than haiku! In this episode, Katie and Tim begin by breaking down why haiku is not a (5-7-5) syllabic form. The conversation leaps from the realm of the denotative to the connotative, culminating with an exploration of what reading and writing contemporary haiku can do for you!  At the Table: Katie Dozier Timothy Green Nate Jacob Brian O’Sullivan Dick Westheimer Joe Barca

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