I think we're in the ghost-town whorehouse in Blackhawk. Under one roof ..........sleeping with all of them -- ....................bush clover, poker chips. · http://www.bigbridge.org/Issue3/mvsr.htm

Haibun is open to a huge range of expression: from the surreal and dreamlike to straight discursive narrative -- even journalism: from impressionistic writing to exposition and storytelling, meditation and the personal diary -- an exploration of the wilde · http://contemporaryhaibunonline.com/articles/mcclintock_haibun_whr.html

a poet uses fragments to imitate and so to make an assertion about the nature of human perception: perception consists of fragments, fragments are what we assemble into meaningful wholes...giving haibun a sense of immediacy... · http://contemporaryhaibunonline.com/articles/edgecomb_haibun_whr2.html

From "A Journal in the English Haibun Style" · http://raysweb.net/haibun_Ray/pages/ceremony.html

Tales on the karmic retribution of good and evil from the oldest collection of Buddhist legends in Japan. Kyokai lived about 1200 years ago and was a contemporary of Saicho and Kukai, founders of Japanese Tendai and Shingon, respectively. · http://nichirenscoffeehouse.net/books/Miraculous.html