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    Between Two Moons: haiku & senryu
    Between Two Moons: haiku & senryu
    Between Two Moons: haiku & senryu
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    Between Two Moons: haiku & senryu

    By Judith E.P. Johnson

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    ‘Between Two Moons is a delightful gift by Judith E.P. Johnson from Tasmania, an island far in the south. The scenes she captures with her warm-hearted and observant eyes in her daily life, and also in nature, are quite charming and agreeable. This collection will be my favourite for a long time.’ - Satoru Kanematsu, au

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDebbie Lee
    Release dateAug 27, 2016
    ISBN9781760412012
    Between Two Moons: haiku & senryu

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