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My Brother Goes Down to the Sea is John Gribble's second full-length collection. The poems explore various bodies of water - ranging in size from from ponds in public parks to the Pacific Ocean - along with family lives and stories, relationships, elegiac memories, works of art and music, and sharp-eyed observations of everyday Tokyo.. The book also explores forms from various traditions, including the ghazal from the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent, Japanese haibun, haiku, and senryu, as well as the soneto, a new fourteen-line form based on traditional Japanese forms.

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My Brother Goes Down to the Sea is John Gribble's second full-length collection. The poems explore various bodies of water - ranging in size from from ponds in public parks to the Pacific Ocean - along with family lives and stories, relationships, elegiac memories, works of art and music, and sharp-eyed observations of everyday Tokyo.. The book also explores forms from various traditions, including the ghazal from the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent, Japanese haibun, haiku, and senryu, as well as the soneto, a new fourteen-line form based on traditional Japanese forms.
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Autorenporträt
John Gribble is a poet, sometimes writer on music and other topics, a Warren Wilson MFA grad, and a mostly-retired English teacher. A native Southern Californian, he has been a Tokyo resident since 1993. His work has appeared in numerous journals and collections in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and Japan. Until recently he was one of the organizers of the annual Japan Writers Conference. 100 Poets, One Song Each, his verse translation of the Ogura Hyakunin Isshu, was recently published by Second Guess Press.