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Vividly Diverse Haikus

Writer
Tanya Bailey
Price
$18.00
Date
0000
Publisher
Ardith
Format
Literary
Length
47 pp
Genre
Poetry, Black Art & Artists, Canadian
Description

Poetical selection of haikus for our current times.

One edition in a notable quartet of works by Tanya Bailey. Composed of various atmospheric emotions of her surroundings framed as proses or haiku.

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