endgrain: haiku & senryu 1988-1997 by Dee Evetts

In these haiku and senryu, Dee Evetts brings a world’s-eye-view to the great out-doors, the bedroom, and everything in between. Bashō might have written these poems — had he settled in New York City toward the end of the twentieth century after traveling the globe for decades. Tenderness and wit run through endgrain; reading it we know the poet’s days and hours, and our own.