Poetry of Chiyo-ni Publisher / Creative Minds Publishing and where she created her

and where she created her most enduring work

and Ken Wu

spending their time in studios

Apichatpong Weerasethakul

which means sleeping in the Anindilyakwa language

Poetry of Chiyo-ni Publisher / Creative Minds Publishing and where she created herChiyo ni (1703 1775), also known as Kaga no Chiyo, is Japan's most celebrated female haiku poet. A student of Basho's disciples, she worked in an age when haiku was largely a male domain. As a poet, painter, and Buddhist nun, she lived a vibrant life while creating poems of crystalline clarity and delicate sensuality. This volume presents more than one hundred of her finest seasonal haiku, renku (linked verse) and haibun (travel poems). The collected