Breath Marks: Haiku to Read in the Dark
"Hotham notes the power of language in his Preface, and how powerful it is here: in three or four short lines to disconcert, disillusion, illumine, delight, to 'capture a moment.' God's world, like himself, is one and many. The haiku takes one brief moment and illumines all of life and history. --John M. Frame, Westminster Theological Seminary"Gary Hotham keeps turning out wonderfully subtle and simple poems, honing them to a pitch of perfection until they quietly consecrate the quotidian." --Cor van den Heuvel (editor,The Haiku Anthology)"Realize. Gary Hotham is haiku." --Bob Arnold (editor,Longhouse)"Hotham notes the power of language in his preface, and how powerful it is here: in three or four short lines to disconcert, disillusion, illumine, delight, to 'capture a moment.' God's world, like himself, is one and many. The haiku takes one brief moment and illumines all of life and history." --John M. Frame (Westminster Theological Seminary)"Gary Hotham keeps turning out wonderfully subtle and simple poems, honing them to a pitch of perfection until they quietly consecrate the quotidian." --Cor van den Heuvel (editor,The Haiku Anthology)