On outer and inner space walks (4)

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"As we all know there’s scarcely a literate culture on earth that doesn’t have some translations of Japanese haiku in its poetry anthologies. From this, an international non-Japanese haiku movement has begun, which takes the idea of haiku hundreds of new directions. School teachers in Denmark, Italy, or California have no hesitation giving translations of Japanese haiku to their students, and then also reading locally-written brief poems to them, telling the children to look around, see what they see, have a thought, make an image, and write their own brief poem."

In under two minutes, the path is infinite, yet already clearly defined, as if bridged, ponders Sam Renseiw, shortly afterwards to be obliquely introduced to Snyder, just to have a recap on return. View a very short walk along the Philosppher's Path , stepping aside for a visit, and moments of gravel artfully heaped by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 642 , 02'40'', 13.6Mb, Quicktiem/mov other versions at Blip.tv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a short monet of waiting. ( Lum # 160 " kyoto bus stop" 00'52'' 3.8MB, Quicktime/mov)