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Windsor

Tùkhòne: Where the River Narrows and Shores Bend by D.A. Lockhart

October 17, 2020October 16, 2020

Although the title of this book suggests sadness and shadows, it also raises awareness and hope. Here to convey the losses and changes of Tùkhòne area, Lockhart applies Japanese lyric forms with his ancestral moon movements and his lost dialect.

Categories Poetry Tags Detroit, haibun, haiku, Indigenous, Lenape, poetry, Windsor

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