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Silkworms And Silverfish: Creeping Things In Haiku

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Silkworms And Silverfish: Creeping Things In Haiku is a collection of haiku poems that explores the beauty and wonder of the natural world, from the tiniest insects to the grandest landscapes. With a keen eye for detail and a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of all living things, poet [Author's Name] captures the essence of the natural world in a few short lines.

Silkworms and Silverfish: Creeping Things in Haiku

by John Skelton

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
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Print length	:	108 pages

The poems in Silkworms And Silverfish are full of vivid imagery and unexpected juxtapositions, inviting readers to see the world in a new light. In "Silkworm," the poet writes:

White mulberry leaves Silkworm spins a silken thread Cocoon's soft embrace

The poem captures the delicate beauty of a silkworm's metamorphosis, from its humble beginnings as a tiny caterpillar to its transformation into a beautiful moth. The poet's use of sensory details, such as the "white mulberry leaves" and the "silken thread," creates a vivid image of this natural process.

In "Silverfish," the poet takes a closer look at one of the most common household pests. The poem reads:

Silverfish, a gleam Darting through the shadows Swift and elusive

The poem captures the silverfish's quick, darting movements and its ability to blend into its surroundings. The poet's use of the word "gleam" suggests that the silverfish is not merely a pest, but a creature of beauty and mystery.

The poems in Silkworms And Silverfish are not only about insects. The poet also explores the beauty of the natural world in its larger forms, such as in the poem "Mountains":

Giants in the mist Mountains stand tall and proud Guardians of the land

The poem captures the grandeur and majesty of mountains, and their role as protectors of the natural world. The poet's use of the word "giants" suggests that mountains are more than just geological formations; they are living beings that deserve our respect and admiration.

Silkworms And Silverfish: Creeping Things In Haiku is a beautiful and thought-provoking collection of poems that will appeal to readers of all ages. With its keen eye for detail and its deep appreciation for the natural world, the poet invites readers to see the world in a new light. Whether you are a seasoned poetry lover or a newcomer to the genre, Silkworms And Silverfish is a book that you will cherish.

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Silkworms and Silverfish: Creeping Things in Haiku

by John Skelton

5 out of 5