Linda Drattell
Linda Drattell has two poetry chapbooks, Remember This Day (Bronze Award, Reader Views) and The Lighter Side of Horse Ma…
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This gallery is an open space where Korea Haiku poets and guest poets of sijo, free verse, and other poetic traditions from Korea and abroad share their works and the languages of their lives.
The meeting of poets from different genres and cultural backgrounds broadens the literary horizons of Korea Haiku and introduces young readers to the diversity of world poetry and the value of solidarity.
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Linda Drattell has two poetry chapbooks, Remember This Day (Bronze Award, Reader Views) and The Lighter Side of Horse Ma…
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