Antonio Páez on Nostr: "Every poem must have kokoro. A poem without kokoro is not—cannot be—a true poem; ...
"Every poem must have kokoro. A poem without kokoro is not—cannot be—a true poem; it is only an intellectual exercise."
Fujiwara Teika (1162–1241)
Kokoro is sometimes translated as "the heart of things".
#poetry #haiku #kokoro #心
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