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9780142001127

As Ever : Selected Poems

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    9780142001127

  • ISBN10:

    0142001120

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-08-01
  • Publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics)

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Summary

This collection of Joanne Kyger's work reveals her as one of the major experimenters, hybridizers, and visionaries of poetry. Kyger is a poet of place, with a strong voice-delicate, graceful, and never wasteful; her poems explore themes of friendship, love, community, and morality and draw on Native American myth as well as Asian religion and philosophy. Kyger's love for poetry manifests itself in a grander scheme of consciousness-expansion and lesson, but always in the realm of the everyday. Edited with a foreword by Michael Rothenberg, and with an introduction by poet David Meltzer, this book is a marvelous overview of a wonderfully challenging and important poet.

Author Biography

Joanne Kyger comes out of a West Coast School of writers that included Gary Snyder, Philip Whalen, Jack Spicer, and Richard Brautigan. She has traveled extensively in Japan and India and has maintained a lifelong interest in Buddhism. She is the author of more than twenty-five books and broadsides.

Table of Contents

Foreword xv
Michael Rothenberg
Introduction xvii
David Meltzer
The Maze
1(4)
Tapestry
5(2)
The Dance
7(1)
Tapestry
8(1)
``Somewhere you can find reference''
9(1)
12.29 & 30 (Pan as the son of Penelope)
10(2)
``A Song in the rope''
12(1)
``waiting again''
13(1)
``They are constructing a craft''
14(1)
``It is lonely''
15(1)
Caption for a miniature
16(1)
My Sister Evelyne
17(2)
Tapestry
19(1)
Burning the Baby to make him realer
20(1)
Iliad: Achilles does not die
21(1)
``fragmented. ie several valleys''
22(2)
``Look the bird is making plans''
24(1)
The Hunt in the Wood: Paolo Uccello
25(1)
``My father died this spring''
26(1)
Those things we see are images of the past
27(1)
``The persimmons are falling''
28(2)
Waiting
30(1)
The Odyssey Poems
31(15)
The Pigs for Circe in May
41(3)
``She comes up''
44(1)
``I didn't want to think''
45(1)
From The Imaginary Apparitions
46(4)
Places to Go I-IV & Here
50(8)
``Dear, Dearest''
57(1)
A Novel
58(29)
May 29
67(1)
July 21. Weedy
68(1)
The Tree in the Fire
69(1)
Descartes and the Splendor Of
70(5)
``From this moment''
75(1)
Lord Ganesha
76(2)
Tuesday, October 28, 1969. Bolinas
78(1)
October 28, Take It Easier
79(1)
October 29, Wednesday
80(1)
October 31
81(1)
November 12
82(1)
Thursday, 13 November
83(1)
Monday, November 17
84(1)
Back in Time
85(1)
``Never talk ahead''
85(1)
``I walked home & had some soup''
85(1)
``This is a Short Story''
86(1)
Joanne
87(21)
``Still''
103(2)
Not Yet
105(1)
``It's been a long time''
106(1)
News bulletin from Keith Lampe
107(1)
Desecheo Notebook
108(28)
``The rain''
130(1)
``Bird family''
130(1)
``This is the way I like to feel the best''
131(1)
``I want to point out Chat I am not up tight''
131(1)
``Often I try so hard with stimulants''
132(1)
``Utmost Disarray''
132(1)
``No one was watching the tortillas''
133(1)
``I want a smaller thing in mind''
134(1)
``Oft have I wondered and climbed''
135(1)
Trip Out and Fall Back
136(41)
``A small field of tall golden headed grass''
145(1)
September
146(1)
``O fresh day in February''
147(1)
``Every day I burn a stick of incense''
148(2)
``When I used to focus''
150(1)
``This is the first time''
151(1)
``I don't believe in any''
152(1)
``The far off pine''
153(1)
``When I was well into being savored''
154(1)
``When I step through the door''
155(1)
``In my imaginary conversation''
156(1)
``I thought I would never get out here again''
157(1)
``It is true''
158(1)
``Looking out to the garden fair''
159(1)
``It's a great day''
160(1)
``Wooden walls''
161(1)
``Of all things for you to go away''
162(1)
``The apple tree''
163(1)
``Chill waves''
163(1)
``Throwing a Crank''
164(1)
``Is this the Buddha?''
165(1)
``I don't want to repeat''
166(1)
``April 4, 1975 Time of wonder''
167(1)
The Brain Impressed in Its Oddities
168(1)
``I'm going to be a poet''
168(1)
Morning Mess
169(1)
``Bright, sparkling''
170(1)
Saturday Full Moon September
171(1)
``I'd like to magic you on this grand occasion''
172(2)
``There are so many letters I would like to write''
174(1)
``I am afraid''
175(1)
Silver City Overlay
176(1)
Up My Coast
177(6)
The Crystal in Tamalpais
181(1)
Destruction
182(1)
Visit to Maya Land
183(11)
The Wonderful Focus of You
194(36)
And with March a Decade in Bolinas
208(1)
``You believe this stash of writing is `scholarly'?''
209(1)
``A few days later at the washtub''
210(1)
The Depressed Ennui before 11 A.M.
211(1)
``Stripes of red, black, and gold''
212(1)
``Not much time left''
213(1)
My how the days fly by in Life Time
214(1)
Haiku for Charles Berrard on his 40th Birthday
215(1)
``In my dream last night Deer Lady''
216(1)
``Yesterday when Diana drops me off on Evergreen''
217(1)
``The Karmapa spoke to me from a center of light''
218(1)
Good Manners
219(1)
``Morning is such a welcome time. It doesn't demand''
220(1)
``Dinner at Briarcomb, that Artists' posh retreat''
221(1)
Thanksgiving
222(1)
December 25
223(1)
Philip Whalen's Hat
224(1)
Day after Ted Berrigan's Memorial Reading
225(1)
January 12, 1984
226(1)
June 26
226(1)
Monday Afternoon May 14, 1984:
227(1)
``Giverny I am for Gee Verr Nee''
228(1)
Itsy Bitsy Polka Dot Review
229(1)
Fall Equinox
229(1)
From Phenomenological
230(75)
``Self Loathing & Self Pity''
234(1)
``Tuesday May 7''
235(1)
Love Boat
236(2)
Yuppy Wittgensteins Arise!
238(1)
Miwok Mandarin Bolinas Bamboo
239(1)
``Ah it's socked in today boys heavy metal''
240(1)
``You know when you write poetry you find''
241(1)
``Oh Man is the highest type of animal existing''
242(2)
``Anything that is created''
244(2)
``Darrel Gray dies when I am in Mexico''
246(1)
Tuesday October 27, '87
247(1)
From the Jataka Tales
248(1)
Take it O Moon on the run
249(1)
Narcissus
250(1)
Saturday February 4
251(1)
February 7 Tuesday
252(1)
February 17 Friday
252(1)
Death Valley Desert Notes
253(2)
Incense for the Buddha
255(1)
``The sun is about to pass''
256(1)
``Haven't I Seen you''
257(1)
``Cold''
257(1)
In Memoriam
258(1)
From the Life of Naropa
259(1)
``It certainly was divine running into you''
260(1)
Friday Night
261(1)
A Story from Easter: He Has Risen
262(1)
Ocean Parkway Gazing
263(2)
``Specially For Your Eyes''
265(1)
Adonis Is Older Than Jesus
266(3)
``Again recognizing''
269(1)
``How Does one attain that popular narrative''
270(1)
Town Hall Reading with Beat Poets
271(1)
Watching TV
272(1)
Terrace Roads slumps into the Canyon
273(1)
I Blinked My Eyes, Looked Up and Everyone Was 25 Years Older
274(1)
``Replacement Buddhas''
275(1)
Wake Up
276(1)
View North
277(1)
Bob Marley Night Saturday Downtown
278(1)
``So, Well, now,''
279(1)
Snapshot for Lew Welch 25 Years Later
280(2)
``Dear dear little wrentit''
282(1)
``You?''
283(1)
Wide Mind
284(1)
Arthur Okamura's Pipul Tree's Bodhi Leaf
285(1)
First Nation
286(1)
``I thought, I'll make it so simple''
287(1)
Grateful
288(1)
Stupidly Inspired
289(1)
For the Pittosporum Tenuifolium Outside the Studio Window
290(1)
It's So
291(1)
Naropa approaches his teacher Instruction time again
292(1)
Try
293(1)
``The `English' sparrows in the courtyard don't know''
294(1)
``What you really don't want is some''
295(1)
Your Heart Is Fine
296(1)
To Live in This World Again
297(1)
I Can't Help It
298(1)
``Whatever It Takes''
299(2)
The Dharani
301(1)
Forever and a While
302(1)
The Fog is halfway over the mesa
303(2)
Bibliography 305

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