A Word's Worth

My latest publications, essays on various topics, such as Cajun Louisiana and the Cumberland Plateau, book reviews, and commentaries about the life of the spirit are included among the blog postings. Poems excerpted from my books, and portions of my sermons over the years are included also.

Showing posts with label Basho. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basho. Show all posts
Saturday, March 20, 2021

IN THE CLOVER

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    Everything is coming up clover. And I don't need to return to Iran, where I once viewed super-abundant fields of clover to see this ...
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Tuesday, March 16, 2021

SPRING BRINGS MESSAGES OF AZALEAS

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When Basho, the celebrated Haiku poet, was eating lunch at an inn at Lake Biwa, Japan, he saw our favorite spring flower blooming and wrote:...
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Friday, March 12, 2021

WHAT’S IN THREE LINES

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Painting by Paul E. Marquart Spring inspires most of us in various ways—perhaps the mild weather causes us to write poetry, paint, or plant ...
Thursday, September 5, 2019

SOMETHING FROGGY

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In Japan, frogs are revered as creatures 200 million years old that bring prosperity and abundance and have appeared in haiku poetry fo...
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