This post will explain to you what to expect from Haiku and Tanka: Lull, Harmony, and Power in Japanese Art by Hikari and Gabriela Marie Milton. I want to make it clear from the beginning: Hikari’s fabulous contribution is much bigger than mine. She painted the art and wrote the tanka. I only wrote the foreword and corresponding haiku, approaching her paintings from a different point of view.
So let’s start, because at the end I have a surprise for you.
Lull, Harmony, and Power in Japanese Art by Hikari and Gabriela Marie Milton
Trim: 8X10 inches Text: English-Japanese Amazon premium paper glossy Foreword and bios in English and Japanese Hardcover and paperback
Hikari’s vibrant brushstrokes capture emotions and moments in time, while her tanka adds layers of meaning that resonate deeply with each piece. My haiku serves as a reflective lens, offering a different perspective on the same visual stimuli. This interplay between our approaches shows how art can be perceived through varied lenses, highlighting the beauty and meaning of our individual interpretations.
In 2003, when my publishing house, Literary Revelations, was still in its infancy, fate brought me to Hikari through a dear friend. The moment I laid eyes on her paintings; I was utterly captivated; they were a breathtaking homage to Japanese art. Each piece resonated with an ethereal beauty—pastels blending seamlessly with the elegance of fans and the grace of swords. It felt as though time stood still for those few seconds as I absorbed the profound artistry before me. Hikari’s work transcends mere aesthetics; it tells stories steeped in tradition and culture, inviting viewers and readers of tanka into a world where every brushstroke holds meaning.
This encounter ignited a spark within me – a desire to collaborate on a project that would not only showcase Hikari’s incredible talent but also convey my unique vision of the art of haiku. Hikari is Japanese, and she spent her young years in Europe. I am a European who now lives in the US. Together, we decided to create something extraordinary that honors both her heritage and my interpretations of the art of haiku.
In the name of our friendship, HAIKU AND TANKA: LULL, HARMONY AND POWER IN JAPANESE ART was born.
[from the foreword]
When you open the book, here is what you will find [the margins will not be there]
English translation of my haiku: Naoki Kimura.
Surprise
Hikari has painted a new fabulous piece for you and written a new tanka. I just wrote a corresponding haiku. Those pieces will not be included in the book.
HIKARI – TANKA
かの君が去りて始まる季節かな 木の傘など わたしは要らぬ
you walked away then a new season took its place more fair than before your shelter was but a show I stand alone, unshaken
GABRIELA MARIE MILTON – HAIKU
This earth feels too small, Umbrella of love unfolds— Time melts on your skin.
I hope you enjoyed this experience. Sending love and hugs to everyone.
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Born in Cuba, Matias Travieso-Diaz migrated to the United States as a young man. He became an engineer and lawyer and practiced for nearly fifty years. After retirement, he took up creative writing.
Over one hundred and eighty of his short stories have been published or accepted for publication in a wide range of story anthologies, magazines, blogs, audio books, and podcasts. Four anthologies of his stories have also been published.
Acceleration Waltz
The first time Brian noticed that time was playing tricks on him happened around Christmas, the year he turned thirty-five. He, his wife Ellen, and their two young children were setting up the Christmas tree by bringing down from the cellar the storage boxes with the ornaments and the lights, emptying the boxes on the living room floor, and getting ready to decorate the fir tree that Brian had purchased the day before.
It was a much-repeated ritual, which nonetheless was fun because it involved everyone in the process of carefully snaking the light wires around the tree branches and then engaging in good-natured arguments as to the proper placement of the multitude of colored balls, wood animals, candy cones, stars, ribbons, and other decorations. Even Alfie, the family’s golden retriever, got involved in the exercise, wagging its tail and barking in approval at a child’s daring move to hang the big angel on the top branch of the fir. It all usually took an hour, two at the outside.
Brian was not keeping track of the duration of the tree-lighting ceremony or the elaborate dinner that followed to celebrate the success of the venture. However, when he later poured himself a cup of coffee and sat on his recliner to catch a short rest, he felt surprisingly exhausted. He closed his eyes for a moment and only reopened when Ellen pressed his shoulder: “Wake up, darling, it’s time to go to bed.”
He proceeded groggily upstairs but, as he was changing into his pajamas, he was assaulted by a disquieting thought: Where did the day go? It seemed as if he had gotten up only a few hours before and had gone through the usual motions of a weekend day: breakfast, reading the paper, watching the morning news, taking Alfie out for a walk, sweeping the sidewalk, cutting off dead branches from the front yard maple, having a bite for lunch, setting up the Christmas tree. His activities did not seem to add up to a full day, and yet the night table clock declared with electronic finality: 11:17 p.m. It did not seem possible, but an entire day had gone by.
***
Brian lay in bed, unable to sleep. Unwittingly, random memories from his childhood kept rising in his mind. He was in fifth grade and his desk was close enough to a window that he could see the school backyard, where students were released to play at the end of the day. During the most boring classes – math, history, geography – he would stare at the empty yard and agonize, waiting an eternity for the time he could go out. When he was finally set free, he and the other students would exit and run, liberated, to play ball for hours, until it got dark and he had to mosey back home for dinner, homework, tv serials, games with his siblings. Each day, particularly in the summer, seemed to extend forever, from the moment he got up until his mother forced him back into bed in the evening.
How was it possible that so much could be packed into the days of his childhood, so that those days seemed to last forever? And how could their memory remain so fresh, as if they had occurred only yesterday instead of twenty-five years before? He could not reconcile the disparate thoughts and recollections; after a while, he gave up trying and sank into troubled sleep.
***
Brian kept working as a post office clerk until his retirement at age 65. He hardly ever pondered on the vagaries of time or wondered whether the perceived length of his day was compressing. Like many retirees, he was often bored, a feeling that made the hours progress slowly, but then he took up painting as a hobby and supplemented his lack of talent with diligence; these artistic efforts allowed him to fill his waking hours with activity.
More years passed and he woke up one morning, ready to celebrate his eightieth birthday. No sooner had he risen from the table after breakfast when he was summoned to sit down again for a special lunch cooked by his wife and served to him, his children and grandchildren and their spouses. Again, he was barely able to return to the bedroom for his customary nap when he was nudged by his wife to come downstairs and blow the fat candle on his birthday cake.
He was unsure whether he had gotten around to eating a slice when he felt quite tired and went upstairs again. There, before somnolence overtook him, he revisited the strange sensation that had troubled him years earlier: it seemed as if he had only been able to experience a smidgen of all that had happened that momentous day; it was as if his life was captured in a film reel that was being played over and again at increasingly rates of speed. Not only was he unable to savor each clip reflecting an important (or trivial) event in his eighty years, but he was not sure whether the reel contained the entire story; he feared that much was being lost in each increasingly fast replaying.
He wondered “where did all the time go?” and realized with horror that, while his memory might be to blame for being increasingly faulty, there might be a deeper truth behind the seeming compression of his life. As his remaining days dwindled, the number of new events or activities became smaller and there might be less stuff worth remembering. The same way he had trouble recalling the boring movies he had once watched, his memory was perhaps becoming more selective, storing away only the most important bits of each day.
Where would it all end? Was it that another word for dying was running out of meaningful time?
Brian closed his eyes and, as he sank into sleep, he promised himself he would consider the matter further when he next woke up. If he did.
END
Reminder:
Please do not forget that Literary Revelations will soon publish Haiku and Tanka: Lull, Harmony, and Power in Japanese Art by Hikari and Gabriela Marie Milton. Cover reveal:
I am thrilled to share the immense joy Literary Revelation feels in receiving this prestigious award! After receiving this award and Best Publisher in the USA of 2025 [Best of Best Review] and Best Publisher of Poetry in the US 2025 [Evergreen award], our hearts brim with gratitude for each of you—your visits, likes, and comments have illuminated our journey.
A special thank you goes to all the talented artists who submitted their work to our journal, with heartfelt appreciation for Hikari and Naoki Kimura. As many of you already know, Naoki Kimura’s mesmerizing album, Lullscapes in Light and Shadow, has become a sensation in both the US and Japan. I am beyond excited to announce that my upcoming art and poetry album, Haiku and Tanka: Lull, Harmony, and Power in Japanese Art, will be gracing the world in November! This collection will showcase Hikari’s stunning paintings and tanka, alongside my heartfelt haiku. You won’t want to miss it!
BizWeekly is proud to announce that Literary Revelations Publishing House has been officially named the Best Publisher for Artistic Excellence in the US of 2025.
From the article
BizWeekly.com is proud to announce that Literary Revelations Publishing House has been officially named the Best Publisher for Artistic Excellence in the US of 2025.
In just three years since its founding, Literary Revelations has transformed the landscape of independent publishing. Established in 2022 by acclaimed poet and editor Gabriela Marie Milton, the press has built its reputation on curating and elevating work that blends literary excellence with artistic vision. At a time when publishing often favors quantity over quality, Literary Revelations stands out for its dedication to meaningful storytelling, poetic innovation, and cultural preservation.
In 2025, the press is expanding its reach beyond the written word with the upcoming release of Lullascapes in Light and Shadow, an art photography album by renowned Japanese visual artist Naoki Kimura. The collection is currently on exhibit at the Tokyo Hilton Hotel and marks the company’s first foray into publishing large-scale visual work. This release continues the house’s mission to bridge literary and visual storytelling in compelling new formats.
What distinguishes Literary Revelations Publishing House—and what made it the clear choice for this year’s recognition—is its holistic dedication to the arts. Every title is produced with artistic care and editorial precision. The press does not follow market trends for the sake of visibility; instead, it fosters a body of work that honors the integrity of the written and visual word. The books published under this banner are not only beautiful to read—they are beautiful to hold, to display, and to revisit over time.
Mitchel Montagna has worked as a special education teacher, radio journalist, and corporate communicator. He is married and lives on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
POEMS
Mountain Memory
The sun streamed like a waterfall Ferns lit up in the glare Needles sparked along the fields that breathed the mountain air
Close upon a strand of flame These eyes of silver blue On a face so clear with thought emotion simmered through
She spoke of city circumstance Of gloomy narrow skies She gazed up at the mountain sun till tears bloomed in her eyes
A later dive with elegance In rivers cooled by night A body blurred and flowing free through starry pools of light
As laurels blazed along the shore Time carried her downstream In formal dress she drifted on from earth into a dream
God’s Will
You stand against the gentle tides, that urge you back into the deep; this terror’s surely racked your bones, to cross that bright and mighty will. Your sadness staring down the surf, as glassy-green as emeralds; the sunlight glinting off the waves, and dancing brightly in your eyes. All the gifts you’ve conjured up, and all the dreams that colored you; they seethed until they burned your hopes, and dried your blood with bitterness. You cannot let them pull you down, and drown you in their soothing waves; too horrible to go in peace, then find your soul still cries alone.
Reminders
Please do not forget that Literary Revelations will soon publish Haiku and Tanka: Lull, Harmony, and Power in Japanese Art by Hikari and Gabriela Marie Milton. Cover reveal:
Cover Reveal – The Connection between visual art and poetry in Japan
It is with great excitement that Literary Revelations brings you the cover of our upcoming album Haiku and Tanka: Lull, Harmony, and Power in Japanese art by Hikari and Gabriela Marie Milton.
The album is trimmed at 7 X 10, and it contains superb tanka and paintings by Hikari and Haiku by Gabriela Marie Milton.
Japanese culture is renowned for its harmonious integration of visual arts and literary traditions. Among these, the relationship between Japanese art and poetry stands out as a profound example of how creative disciplines can influence and enrich each other. The convergence of visual and poetic forms has been a hallmark of Japanese expression for centuries, reflecting a shared aesthetic sensibility and spiritual outlook.
From the Heian period (794–1185) onward, Japanese poetry—especially waka and later haiku—became closely tied to the visual arts. Aristocrats and courtiers often exchanged illustrated poems, known as uta-e (poem pictures), combining calligraphy and painting. This tradition continued through the ages, influencing emerging art forms and poetic styles.
I cannot use that word now. I am too happy and excited. Cover reveal of the upcoming art and poetry album, Haiku and Tanka: Lull, Harmony and Power in Japanese Art
NATIONWIDE – OCTOBER 2025 – (USAnews.com) — In 2022, as the literary world grew increasingly crowded with quick publications and fleeting trends, Gabriela Marie Milton made a bold choice. Already a bestselling poet, editor, and award-winning author, she founded Literary Revelations Publishing House. Her goal was clear: to create a publishing home that valued quality over quantity, authenticity over speed, and timeless art over momentary success.
What began as one writer’s vision has since become a distinguished independent press known for curating works of enduring literary and artistic significance.
Origins of a Literary Mission
Gabriela’s decision to establish Literary Revelations was grounded in her belief that literature connects us to our inner lives. She saw the need for a publishing space where the written word would be carefully chosen, where authors and artists alike could be celebrated for their craft. With her own track record of success, including multiple Amazon bestsellers and recognition as Author of the Year 2019 at Spillwords NYC, she understood the power of careful curation.
Her guiding philosophy remains simple yet profound: “In a world filled with noise and stress, literature in general, and poetry in particular, is a breath of fresh air and connects us with our souls.”
Breakthrough Success in Publishing
The press quickly gained recognition with the release of its anthologies Petals of Haiku and Tranquility: An Anthology of Haiku. Both collections reached #1 Amazon bestseller status across several categories in the United States and Japan.
Beyond bestseller recognition, the anthologies achieved cultural distinction. They were accepted into the Museum of Haiku Literature in Japan, solidifying their place within the global haiku tradition. In addition, Petals of Haiku, along with its cover painting, is now displayed in the Treasure House of the Rinsenji Temple in Japan.
For an independent publisher, this recognition was a defining milestone, proving that quality-driven publishing could achieve both commercial and cultural success.
Expanding into the Arts
While the press began with poetry and prose, it soon expanded into visual arts. Its latest publication , Lullscapes in Light and Shadow by artist Naoki Kimura, published just few days ago already reached #1 Top Release and it’s now a bestseller on Amazon. The photography collection, already exhibited at the Tokyo Hilton Hotel, showcases the press’s commitment to publishing artistic works that cross disciplines.
By embracing visual art alongside literature, Literary Revelations strengthens its role as a cultural institution dedicated to creativity in all its forms.
The Literary Revelations Journal
In addition to publishing books, the press runs the Literary Revelations Journal, a curated platform for poetry, short prose, art, and interviews. Unlike many contemporary outlets, the journal does not accept all submissions. Instead, each piece is selected through a careful editorial process designed to highlight quality and originality.
The journal has already attracted prominent contributors. It includes an interview with Gaetano Camillo, a writer nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature. This reinforces the journal’s reputation as a space for literary excellence.
Literary Revelations Publishing House is delighted to let you know that, after receiving BEST PUBLISHER IN THE USA OF 2025 by BEST OF BEST REVIEW, it has also captured the BEST POETRY PUBLISHER IN THE US OF 2025 – EVERYGREEN AWARD.
What sets Literary Revelations apart from other publishers is their unyielding commitment to curating poetry that resonates on a profound level. They are not just a publishing house; they are a sanctuary for artists seeking to share their work with the world. Each collection they release undergoes a meticulous selection process, ensuring only the finest poetry is published. From the striking imagery of Gabriela Marie Milton’s own works to the diverse poetry collections and anthologies, each piece reflects a dedication to artistic integrity. This careful curation ensures that their books stand the test of time, inviting readers to experience poetry that speaks to the soul.
International Recognition and Cultural Influence
One of the most remarkable achievements of Literary Revelations is their ability to create poetry that transcends cultural boundaries. Their anthologies, such as Petals of Haiku and Tranquility: An Anthology of Haiku, have not only topped Amazon’s bestseller lists but have also earned a place in the Museum of Haiku Literature in Japan. This global recognition highlights the press’s role in preserving and promoting poetry on an international scale. Literary Revelations doesn’t just publish poetry for a local audience, they have become a beacon for poets and readers around the world.
Expertise and Leadership Under Gabriela Marie Milton
Gabriela Marie Milton, a celebrated poet herself and a #1 Amazon Bestselling author, has been instrumental in shaping the vision and success of Literary Revelations. Her leadership has helped to elevate the press to the forefront of literary publishing. Milton’s own poetry has garnered widespread praise for its lush language and the vivid worlds she creates, and her expertise has been a cornerstone in guiding the press’s editorial process. As a PushCart nominee, her contributions to the literary world go far beyond publishing; they shape the very landscape of modern poetry.
Bridging Art Forms: A Unique Vision
Literary Revelations is also known for its ability to seamlessly blend the world of poetry with other artistic disciplines. Their latest art album, Lullscapes in Light and Shadow, showcases the stunning photography of Naoki Kimura, offering readers a visual and poetic experience that pushes the boundaries of creative expression. This cross-disciplinary approach to publishing demonstrates Literary Revelations’ commitment to innovative, boundary-pushing projects that enrich the literary world.
New album coming soon: Haiku and Tanka: Lull, Harmony, and Power in Japanese Art by Hikari and Gabriela Marie Milton
it is with a sense of reverence and anticipation that I welcome you into the luminous world of Haiku and Tanka: Lull, Harmony, and Power in Japanese Art. Within these pages, the inspired artistry of Hikari and the lyrical insight of Gabriela Marie Milton weave an exquisite tapestry, inviting you to witness the delicate interplay of image and word. Here, art and poetry converse, giving voice to the ineffable.
The tradition of Japanese art is a testament to subtlety—a choreography of brush and spirit, of line and stillness, tracing the arc of centuries. Hikari’s paintings, shimmering with the echoes of ancient customs and the gentle cadence of nature, are not mere representations but meditations. Each canvas offers a sanctuary for contemplation, drawing us into depths where the soul may linger for a while.
For every painting, two poetic visions arise: the tanka, Hikari’s powerful thread, unspools with grace, capturing the hidden currents of emotion, justice, and sometimes memory; the haiku, rendered by Gabriela Marie Milton, distills the moment into lyricism—a dewdrop reflecting the vastness of feelings. Both forms, though inspired by a single image, diverge in their journey, each illuminating facets the other cannot reach. In their dialogue, they evoke shifting patterns, perhaps a sort of adulterated perspectivism, as they try to find unity in ultimacy.
Art, one may argue, is not a monologue but an invitational call to communion between the creator and the beholder, between the seen and the felt. Our perceptions are prisms, refracting experience through the unique contours of our lives. The poems of Hikari and Gabriela are mirrors held to the same light, yet each reflects a singular vision.
In embracing this diversity of interpretation, we honor the richness that arises when voices mingle and harmonies emerge from difference. The interplay of haiku and tanka becomes a metaphor for the many ways we inhabit the world—sometimes through the sweep of narrative, sometimes in the hush of a fleeting moment. This book, then, becomes a landscape for dialogue as much as for reflection, beckoning you to uncover your own resonances and to listen to the quiet wisdom that stirs within.
My publishing house, Literary Revelations, is excited to announce the forthcoming release of its new album, which highlights the beauty of Japanese art and poetry. This unique collection, entitled HAIKU AND TANKA: LULL, HARMONY AND POWER IN JAPANESE ART, by Japanese Artist Hikari and Poet Gabriela Marie Milton, will showcase evocative haiku and tanka, and absolutely stunning paintings by Hikari, offering readers an immersive journey through the timeless elegance of Japanese poetic traditions and art.
JAPANESE TITLE:
ART ON THE COVER – HIKARI
IN LIEU OF A FOREWORD
In 2023, when my publishing house, Literary Revelations, was still in its infancy, fate brought me to Hikari through a dear friend. The moment I laid eyes on her paintings, I was utterly captivated; they were a breathtaking homage to Japanese art. Each piece resonated with an ethereal beauty—pastels blending seamlessly with the elegance of fans and the grace of swords. It felt as though time stood still for those few seconds as I absorbed the profound artistry before me. Hikari’s work transcends mere aesthetics; it tells stories steeped in tradition and culture, inviting viewers and readers of tanka into a world where every brushstroke holds meaning.
This encounter ignited a spark within me – a desire to collaborate on a project that would not only showcase Hikari’s incredible talent but also convey my unique vision of the art of haiku. Hikari is Japanese, and she spent her young years in Europe. I am a European who now lives in the US. Together, we decided to create something extraordinary that honors both her heritage and my interpretations of the art of haiku.
In the name of our friendship, HAIKU AND TANKA: LULL, HARMONY AND POWER IN JAPANESE ART was born.
HAIKU AND TANKA: LULL, HARMONY AND POWER IN JAPANESE ART is an exceptional art album and at the same time a beautiful book of poetry. Hikari and I embarked on a unique and fantastic artistic journey that intertwines her superb paintings with her evocative tanka poetry, and my interpretations of her paintings expressed through haiku. This collaboration is an unbelievable exhibition of art and poetry, and at the same time, it is an experiment that invites you, the readers, to witness the confluence of two distinct creative rivers flowing calmly together and whispering different stories.
Hikari’s brushstrokes capture emotions and moments in time, while her tanka adds layers of meaning that resonate deeply with each piece. My haiku serves as a reflective lens, offering a different perspective on the same visual stimuli. This interplay between our approaches shows how art can be perceived through varied lenses, highlighting the beauty and meaning of our individual interpretations.
As you turn each page, you’ll discover how our voices harmonize and diverge—an exploration of creativity that encourages you to reflect on your own interpretations. Join us in this artistic dialogue and experience that shows firsthand how two souls can connect through the universal language of art. My haiku included in this art album is translated into Japanese by aclamed fine-art photographer and poet Naoki Kimura.
Gabriela Marie Milton Editor-in Chief and Founder of Literary Revelations
Announcements:
Please stay tuned for more info. Visit Literary Revelations, Hikari and I on our social media:
@lr_publisher on X and IG @gabriela_marie_milton on IG and @shortprose1 on X Hikari on IG and X @hikari2162554
Literary Revelations is delighted to introduce you to the extraordinary talent of a young photographer: Andrei Marin. We are confident that you will be captivated by his stunning work, which bursts with emotion and creativity!
Professional philosophy
Andrei Marin is a visual artist born in Bucharest, Romania (1983).
Considers his artwork a playground. A visual playground where he can communicate ideas about the world and what he believes is relevant. Breaking rules, creating tensions and connections, using symmetry, colors and lines to create images in a minimalistic way to express and convey messages.
Having great respect and love for life and nature, close observing every aspect and trying to translate this passion into visuals to inspire others to live beautiful, happy and nature friendly. His compositions are studied at the point he shuts down and focuses on what he’s trying to capture, taking the photograph mentally, returning and shaping the idea maybe months before actually shooting the frame.
Exhibitions, Awards and Press
Honorable Mention in Fine Art (Professional) @Chromatic Photography Awards 2020 Shortlisted @ Kassel Dummy Award 2020 with Quarantine book Rotterdam Photo Festival, February 2020
Please check out our latest publication, the eBook version of Fine Art Photography: Lullscapes in Light and Shadow by acclaimed Japanese artist Naoki Kimura. The ebook, like all the other versions previously published, soared to the #1 Bestseller spot in Japan and the US!
Maria Tosti is an Italian author from Perugia, Italy She writes poems since she was a teenager. She participated at several national and international poetry awards along the years, getting many appreciations.
She likes writing poetry in other languages too, such as English, Spanish and French. She is also passionate about short poems, in the Japanese style, such as haiku, senryu, tanka. One of her haiku was set to music by master Paolo Scatena.
Her literary debut was with the multilingual poetry book “Voci ai confini dell’anima” – “Voices to the Bounderies of the Soul” – published by Thoth Editions/Mario Vallone in the year 2014 both in paper and eBook format. The book includes poems in Italian, English, French and Spanish.
Her artistic works also include visual poems, like haiga and shahai, thanks to her passion for Photography and Drawing. .
Many of her literary and artistic works have appeared in various national and international literary journals, magazines, blogs, websites and anthologies around the world.
She has also written the text of some songs in Italian, looking for a new way of expression and a new artistic technique. Two of her texts have been set to music, one by the Italian composer Pasqualino Moscatelli, and the other by the master Daniel Cianelli.
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winter sea – a bit of poetry from the running train
2
sunchoke flowers – the sun i was looking for behind gray clouds
3 lip gloss – that cherry flavour in the middle of winter
4 dry leaves — between hisses of wind the last goodbye
5
songs of swallows – i no longer remember loneliness
6
end of summer – the last cricket sings out-of-tune tunes
7
barefoot on the grass– between the thumb and the toes only a white daisy
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leaden day – in chicory flowers i find the sky
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twenty-one grams the weight of the soul – eternal creatures
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just water colours – in the middle of the winter branches of roses
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corymbs of deutzia in bloom – in the veiled light of the day my mother still smiles
12
last day of winter – just baby blue eyes flowers in my sweet daydreams
13
pink cherry blossoms – in the gentle morning breeze i too am reborn
14
along the urban trail plum blossoms – how to forget sweetly the sad days
Thank you for reading.
Reminder
Please check out our latest publication, the eBook version of Fine Art Photography: Lullscapes in Light and Shadow by acclaimed Japanese artist Naoki Kimura. The ebook, like all the other versions previously published, soared to the #1 Bestseller spot in Japan and the US!
Thank you.
Exciting Success: All Books published by Literary Revelations have become #1 Amazon Top Releases and/or #1 Bestsellers!
We are thrilled beyond words to share some incredible news with you. The eBook edition of Fine Art Photography: Lullscapes in Light and Shadow by acclaimed Japanese artist Naoki Kimura has soared to the #1 Bestseller spot in Japan! Equally exciting, it currently holds the #2 ranking among top new releases in the USA.
This journey would not be possible without your unwavering support and appreciation for the art of photography and poetry. Each page of this collection is a tribute to quiet beauty, gentle illumination, and the delicate dance of shadows and words—a treasure designed to enrich the souls of all who encounter it.
From the bottom of our hearts, we want to thank you for being part of this artistic adventure. Your enthusiasm inspires us every day, and we sincerely hope you continue to enjoy and share our eBook with others. With your help, this digital masterpiece can find its way to even more art lovers around the world.
May this book bring light and serenity to your days. Thank you for making this moment possible.
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With deepest gratitude and excitement,
Exciting Success: All Books published by Literary Revelations have become #1 Amazon Top Releases and/or #1 Bestsellers!
