Japanese tradition
My poems are written in the form of traditional Japanese poetry called Waka.
First records of Waka poetry are from the 8th century.
The early Waka poetry
had various forms, but throughout the centuries the shortest form, called Tanka,
became the most popular one. Today, most Waka poetry follows the form of Tanka.
A black coal meadow
Moss covers deserted mines
climbs excavators
grass conquers pits of wasteland
and people go for a walk
Hand bound book
My first hand bound book collection of music and poetry is being released this year.
It will be illustrated by
Line Elkjær Frandsen.
