Morning Haiku from The Pandemic by Steven C. Thedford During the pandemic of 2020 I walked in the mornings, especially around lakes. Morning Haikus from the Pandemic were inspired by these walks. Moreover, the haikus focus on nature as most poems in this genre do. Also, the form of the haiku I chose to write is more of a modern convention, what is taught in schools. Yet, it should be noted that there are other forms of the haikus. Lastly, I can say that my morning haiku helped me survive the pandemic. Click here to buy.
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Kwansabas and Other Poems represents my interpretation of the Kwansaba, The poetic style of the Kwansaba utilizes the number seven, the numeric foundation of Kwanzaa. Thus, a Kwansaba is a heptastich, a poem of seven lines, with seven words in each line, and written with no word exceeding seven letters. The topics of the book include Black Girl Magic, education, politics, money, and climate change. Click here to buy a copy.
Kwansabas and Other Poems represents my interpretation of the Kwansaba, The poetic style of the Kwansaba utilizes the number seven, the numeric foundation of Kwanzaa. Thus, a Kwansaba is a heptastich, a poem of seven lines, with seven words in each line, and written with no word exceeding seven letters. The topics of the book include Black Girl Magic, education, politics, money, and climate change. Click here to buy a copy.
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