Haïku XXV, L’hiver m’enlace

 “Haikus” evoke the short, profound Japanese ‘seasonal’ poems that express the ephemeral, the impermanent. Florence Coenraets speaks of them as capturing memories, places and feelings that link a space, a landscape and real or fictional emotions. “These are narrative landscapes that attempt to capture the essence of a moment. They establish a relationship with memory and the passing of time. Each “Haiku” is an imaginary landscape that brings together memories of moments lived, heard, felt or dreamt.”