Cocooning with Silkworms

A collection of 62 poems by the author in the style of the Japanese haiku, tanka, renga and imayo in which joy and pain, aspiration and disenchantment, laughter and tears, insights and unsights, epiphanies and self-deceptions while struggling to find divine love in human passions yearned for the brevity and immediateness of lyrical outbursts —like throwing a stone against a crystal wall and healing one’s soul in the process.