Clover in the Stubble

In this season Aiye-ko ooto walked to the edge of the cliff and returned with words that bend the ears. When you trip and you look behind, the first place to start from is childhood. Aiye-ko-ooto has selected 50 poems in 5 movements: in the old web, he appraises the beginning of things. Then progress to pull out the tares in moonlight, for there is always a struggle there. Whether we choose to recognize or ignore it. For everyone would face the night- symbolic of the consequences of our youthful decisions. In rising tides, we contemplate our odyssey in front of all the vacant gazes before us The undulating waves of emotions take Aiye-ko-ooto and his readers through, crests of love, and redemption, also wading in troughs of sadness, depression and bereavement. It takes many clovers to cover a meadow.