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Heron Sea, Short Poems of the Chesapeake Bay

 
 
 
 
 
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“M. Kei’s collection, Heron Sea, is a wonderful read on several counts. The poems, primarily tanka and haiku, add up to more than their sum; each is a pleasure to read but all together they comprise a startlingly moving look into the heart of the poet and at the incomparable beauty of the Chesapeake Bay. A Bay dweller, myself, I can attest to the accuracy of M. Kei’s eye and pen. Kei has tapped into the magic of short verse and presented the reader with a collage of amazing depth and insight. Poetry lovers, sailors, everyone in Bay country, and anyone who wants a powerful and beautiful read, should buy this book!”
—Denis M. Garrison, Editor, Modern English Tanka

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mir2775

mir2775

When I went to EEUU I met this beautiful Bay of Chesapeake and I remember the beautiful town of Annapolis. Great poems.

11/06/2009
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dmgarrison

dmgarrison

This is a fine collection of poetry and it will especially please anyone who knows and loves the Chesapeake Bay. This book is one to read again and again.

11/03/2009
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ALEXISROTELLA

ALEXISROTELLA: Thank you M. Kei for these beautiful poems. Anyone who lives on the Chesapeake ought really have a copy on their coffee table. 11/04/2009

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ALEXISROTELLA

M. Kei is a terrific writer whose love of the Chesapeake Bay and short verse comes through beautifully in HERON SEA. Anyone who lives near the Chesapeake ought really have a copy on their coffee table to share with those who visit. Alexis Rotella, Former President, Haiku Society of America

10/27/2009
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wilkinsonld

wilkinsonld

M. Kei's 'Heron Sea' inspires both awe and the writer's pen - the collection often provides me with a much-needed blast of sea air, and I thank the author for bestowing upon us all the privilege of reading it here at Scribd.

09/29/2009
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