Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea
Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea
Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea
Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea
Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea
Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea
Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea
Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea
Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea
Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea

Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea

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    Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea is poetry as a reflection of life, an odyssey across oceans both external and internal, and a delving into uncharted mysteries. 

   Seventeen haiku, twenty-five poems, and two songs make up the collection. With subjects like vulnerability, joy, manhood, religion, poetry writing, rabbit holes, moons, monsters, elementary particles, and epic sea journeys, the book has a little something for everyone.  Each poem is accompanied by the author's own black-and-white photography and ink drawings. 

   The 160-page book comes with free shipping, and with a bookmark featuring Skyboy Photos' sky and nature images. If you'd like the book signed, make a note in the Comments section of the checkout process and I will personalize it for you!

   Here are some Video Performances from Haiku, Schmaiku and Headin' Out to Sea from the poem "The Trees" and song "Sea Shanty".  Enjoy!



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Elaine Barnes
Review for David Bayard’s "Haiku, Schmaiku"

In this book David invites us to share “unchartered oceans of the imagination.” Unfettered by convention, David’s journey urges the reader to dig deeper inside and, in some cases, simply to enjoy his words, photographs, and drawings. The haiku inspired this reader to try my own writings, with mixed results, but gave me some satisfaction and certainly a greater appreciation of David’s haiku.

For those of you who knew Raymond Starzmann, “Grace” is a fitting tribute to him. And if you did not know Raymond, you might understand what an incredible privilege it was to know him.

One of my favorite poems is “Luna.” Many of the haiku, especially “Rose" speak so simply yet convey a perfect experience.

One might think David is prescient in the line “We’re all in this together” from “Kansas City Here I Come.” It is a great ode to Kansas City.

David says “Be yourself which is the hardest thing to do.” Wander through this book and share David’s amazing journey.

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Ann Van Brunt
What an Adventure!

I am re-reading your second book "Haiku, Schmaiku For Headin' Out to Sea

Your book of amazing wisdom and insight takes me on a journey to places I
would never visit on my own, without a guide. You become the guide~

Thanks for the great adventure.

P. S. My favorite...so far is "Beat the Drum of You". I will strive to "Be myself"!

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Margrit Wakefield
This Book Will Lift Your Spirit

This book will become the companion you need when your spirit is low. It is a delightful creation of linguistic and spiritual wit combined with love of nature and expressed in poems with astonishing black and white photography and drawings. An artistic realization of „the mysteries and contradictions of the human spirit“.
Also perfect as a lasting gift for people you love.


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