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Turtle Pond Books
Photography & web site design by Robin White
Books
Chapbooks
Triptychs
Prints
Broadsides
Chops
stone walls
expressing, defining, meadering
wood and field...
- Evelyn Lang
haiku - a Japanese verse form of three unrhymed lines of
5-7-5 syllables respectively, usually on some
subject in nature. Western versions of haiku may be 
more lax in the number or placement of syllables.
more lax in the number or placement of syllables.nature - natural scenery, and the plants and animals in it.
haibun - prose in terse style by a haiku poet, including one
or two haiku.triptych - a three panelled painting, carving, or written work.
broadside - a large sheet of printed paper, with or without
artwork.
chop - a small stone or bamboo seal carved with Chinese or Japanese characters, dipped in red paste or ink,
or Japanese characters, dipped in red paste or ink, traditionally used in sumi-e paintings.
translates "Big boots, narrow path."
stone chop by Lily ai, haiku by Robin White
