A Hint of Rosemary

Hazel Hall boldly redefines the sonnet by intertwining it with classical Japanese forms, highlighting both their similarities and unique qualities. This collection features innovative structures, such as sonnets paired with haiku or tanka, and experiments with rhyme and melody. Hall challenges traditional definitions, prompting readers to question the essence of a sonnet and encouraging them to explore their own creative boundaries. The work invites personal interpretation and experimentation, making it a thought-provoking journey through poetic form.