Haiku 7/26/2025
Sparkling water sounds Trimmed with floral abundance Soothes a busy mind
From the forward by John Nichols
This intimate portrait of Kyle Remiger’s love for the Taos high country is a joy to read. The reader will be transported to these sacred places. Bob and Kyle’s many photographs gracing almost every other page of this homage to the wilderness are wonderful.
Their images and Kyle’s descriptions remind me of my own glorious wanderings, adventures, scary moments, and dreamy afternoons spent absorbing this spectacular world. We share “the Loving Naturalist Medal of Honor.”
What our readers are saying
This is Exquisite
Oh my God! Wow almost doesn’t cover it. Your language skills are BEYOND! I have heard your poems of the heart. Thanks for doing this – putting another piece of beauty into the world.
★★★★★ Rated 5 out of 5
Fran S
A Masterpiece
Your book is,
Beautiful
Courageous
A gift from the heart
Enticing
Deeply moving
A real masterpiece.
★★★★★ Rated 5 out of 5
Elin R
WOW!
You don’t even have to go outside. I can just open the book and feel like I’m there.
★★★★★ Rated 5 out of 5
Lar S
Like No Other
Kyle has a way of writing about nature and the outdoors like no one else.
★★★★★ Rated 5 out of 5
Allegra Huston
Imaginative Storm
A journey that will not disappoint
Turning the pages of this amazing book invites the reader to join Kyle and Bob on their “journey of the heart into a Taos wilderness,” and to experience the joy of discovering why New Mexico is called the “Land of Enchantment”
★★★★★ Rated 5 out of 5
Valentine McKay-Riddell
Winds of Change Press
Our Haiku a Day Project
Kyle and I committed to posting a Haiku embedded in a picture everyday for one whole year – from Halloween 2024 to Halloween 2025.
Below is a random carousel of some of the posts.
Click on the image to see the full post, along with our thoughts on the project.
Winner of 2 Silver Medals
Southwest Book Design and Publishers’ Awards
For more information about John Nichols and his connection to our book click on the image or the title to see the Post:
Thinking of John Nichols
