Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Poetry Kanto No. 21-27 contributors (2005-2011)

 

Poetry Kanto No. 21   2005  (click to read sample poems)

Time comes into it.

Say it.     Say it.

The universe is made of stories,

not of atoms.

--Muriel Rukeyser

 

Gwyneth Lewis (U.K.)   Ilya Kaminsky    Beth Ann Fennelly     

    Vijay Seshadri     Harryette Mullen    Bruce A. Jacobs 

Ellen Bass     Rigoberto Gonzalez

   Ayukawa Nobuo   Kitamura Taro    Tatehata Akira    
            Tanikawa Shunataro
  

Poetry Kanto No. 22   2006

For us culture neither comes from an energy that  deteriorates
on propagation, nor is it wealth that diminishes on being
distributed; its defense will come about as the result of a gener-
ous activity which implicitly carries within it, the two deepest
paradoxes of ethics; only that which is held onto is lost,
only that which is given away is gained.
--Antonio Machado

Gregory Orr     Michael Sowder      Ann-Fisher Wirth 
   Jennifer Michael-Hecht     Sarah Arvio     Michele Leggott (NZ)   
       Alan Botsford    Kuroda Saburo     Ishigaki Rin   
Nagase Kiyoko    Takarabe Toriko    Inuo Taguchi 
        Kawasaki Hiroshi 

 

Poetry Kanto No. 23   2007

Love does not come at the end; it must be 

there at the beginning. It is not reason's 

Tower of Babel  that joins us to the divine,

but our open heart.

--Claire Ch-ah Lyu (A Sun within a Sun)


Michael S. Collins    Mari L’Esperance    Simon Perchik     
 Ekiawah Adler-Belendez     Celia Stuart-Powles    William Heyen 
   Gregory Gumbs    Linda Ann Strang (ZA)     Alan Botsford
   Yoshimoto Yasuhiro    Minashita Kiriu     Tada Chimako
Koike Masayo   Kudo Naoko     Tamura Ryuichi

 

Poetry Kanto  No. 24   2008

What would the exeprience mean, I ask, to

view the cosmos  through another grammar?

--Susan Griffin


Tamura Ruyichi      Ishigaki Rin     Miyazawa Kenji     
Arthur Leung (HK)     Sally Bliumis-Dunn     J.J. Steinfield (CA) 
Jennifer Wallace     Benjamin Franklin H.S. Students   
      Megan Gannon    Thomas Halloran

 

Poetry Kanto No. 25   2009   

What distinguishes poetry from automatic speech is that it

rouses us and shakes us into wakefulness in

the middle of a word.

--Osip Mandelstam


Tanikawa Shuntaro     Sugimoto Maiko     Nishwaki Janzaburo 
Irene McKinney     Miles B. Waggener         C.J. Sage
  Carol Frith  Charles F. Thielman      Terri Brown-Davidson
  Alan Botsford      Sankar Roy      Jane Hirshfield

Poetry Kanto No. 26   2010  

It all happened while we were talking, and it is still going on.

    --Dorothy Day

There is life just listen.

    --Juan Filipe Herrera

To descend is to listen.

    --Ray Gonzalez


Kurahara Shinjiro   Ayukawa Nobuo    Kisaka Ryo   
Alicia Ostriker      J.P. Dancing Bear      Katherine Riegel   
    Bill Wolak     Ginger Murchison   Temple Cone  
 Judy Halebsky       Yoko Danno

Poetry Kanto No. 27   2011

There was a time of the trembling; then a time of the forcing of overt images. 
We now have our sanctuary only within the open secret in which the tissue of 
life reverses and restores…
   --Robert Duncan  (The H.D. Book)
  
Hiromi Ito      Jeffrey Angles       Libby Hart  (AU) 
Geneva Bronwyn Hargreaves (CA)     William Elliott  
   Gavin Bantock (U.K.)     Sally Bliumis-Dunn     Gregory Dunne
Leila Fortier      Niels Hav  (DK)     Changming Yuan  (CA)    
     William Heyen      Michael Sowder      Adele Ne Jame    
Yumiko Tsumura         Jane Hirshfield 

Poetry Kanto  No. 28   2012 ...


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