wind in the pages

a breath of fresh air... a moment of repose by Marcia Twain Brett Brady's "e;wind in the pages: haiku"e; lends the reader an oft-overdue moment of repose. Each haiku is a breath -- an unconscious "e;flash"e; that, once considered, illuminates the simultaneous significance and futility of thought -- of the act of thinking. Indeed, each page transports us beyond this plateau, as the visceral experience reminds us of what lies beneath and beyond the self-importance we construe through our memory of names and feelings and words: it is not just "e;poetry,"e; but a lens through which we can recognize (without cognizing if we are so lucky) -- and perhaps even become -- understanding. It is a rare book that one can leaf through randomly or sit down and soak in each page in its carefully crafted order. Highly recommended...