Trilingual Renshi These notes from her surviving

These notes from her surviving diary show her longing to be taught

and how to locate his own body in the midst of it all

and is finishing his Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing at the De La Salle University

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Masayo Koike’s work and presence is already becoming known on the international stage

Trilingual Renshi These notes from her survivingYasuhiro Yotsumoto ( Japanese) Ming Di Chinese Kim Hyesoon Korean Shuntaro Tanikawa Japanese) Renshi is a modern version of the traditional Japanese linked poem, Renku. As the 70th anniversary for the end of the World War II approaches and the politicians prepare the historic speech to be delivered on August 15, 2015, four poets from Japan, China and Korea decide to have a Trilingual Renshi session, linking themselves to each other through translation