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Bridges of Words

Haikus Uniting Cultures From 57 Countries Of The World

Esperanza Pretila
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
ALPJ and Sons

About

What do the monsoon whispers of India, the sunlit resilience of Australia, the soulful serenades of Mexico, the cordial rhythm of the Philippines, and the vast echoes of the United States have in common?

Seventeen syllables.

In Bridges of Words, discover a quietly powerful collection of haikus from 57 countries-each a window into the heart of a culture. These verses don't explain; they invite. They don't shout; they hum.

Whether you find yourself beneath banyan trees or city lights, this book is a gentle reminder that even across oceans, we're not so different after all.

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