Articles by Terri Edwards

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Fire Song (January 16, 2005) poem
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Too Simple, Really (February 13, 2005) poem rhyme
Love is as simple as you want it to be.
Night Cat (March 6, 2005) poem, blank verse
Blank verse. Alley cats provide the imagery to illustrate feelings of love.
No Longer (March 20, 2006) poem blank verse
Blank verse. Signs in the skies tell the story of a fading relationship.
Juvenilia? (April 3, 2006) poem blank verse beat
Blank verse. When it comes to art, age is meaningless.
Labyrinthine (May 1, 2006) poem blank verse
Blank verse. The architecture of emotions; some people put up more than just walls.
Low Life (May 22, 2006) poem blank verse
Blank verse. The strata of wild life provide a metaphor for devotion.
Nostalgia Isn't What It Used To Be (January 1, 2007) poem rhymed
Keeping Up With The Suzukis (April 14, 2008) poem

Myths of Modern Japan 01 (January 23, 2005) Cover story, opinion, travel
The phrase "In Japan we have four seasons" is that it is mathematically inaccurate. At the very least, there are five distinct seasons - spring, summer, autumn, winter and the dreaded rainy season (<i>tsuyu</i>) which comes between spring and summer.

Myths of Modern Japan 02 (May 1, 2005) nonfiction Japan travel
No trees. Fake plastics replacing real bamboo left and right. Wildlife pressed into ever-decreasing spaces. Constant complaints about the weather. Is it any wonder that a foreigner living in Japan might blink when her neighbors tell her, "We Japanese love nature"?
The Mystery of the Tarim Basin Mummies (April 24, 2006) nonfiction culture history
Who were the tall caucasians who lived near China's Taklamakan Desert for two millenia before the Chinese arrived? (Originally appeared 2005-05-23)

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