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New Utopia - Rich Haiku Poems With Diversity of Religious Awareness The magnificent words and symbolisms regarding the Bodhi Tree are the foundation for the theme of this wonderful book, New Utopia by Kumar, which is consistent throughout its pages. The essence of the theme starts with the Endless Helix lines by Ban'ya Natsuishi, to the concept of End of Summer by Sayumi Kamakura, and the illustrious words of Adam Donaldson Powell articulated in the forward section. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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 Joseph Spence writes:Subject: Great Review Hello Karunesh, Thanks for the review. I have always loved writing haiku poems! Joseph Comment provided September 26, 2009 at 9:14 am
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Subject: Rich Haiku Poems
Joseph Spence's review of New Utopia is one of the finest piece of criticism. Spence emphasizes that New Utopia reveals a perfectly proportioned unity between Buddha and Christ. Spence's method is to seize upon the real meaning of these haikus in the most appropriate manner.