Turtle Island /
Snyder, Gary, 1930-
Turtle Island / Gary Snyder - New York : A New Directions Book, c1974. - 114 p. : 21 cm. - A New Directions book .
Poems.
Manzanita: Anasazi --
Way west, underground --
Without --
Dead by the side of the road --
I went into the Maverick Bar --
Steak --
No matter, never mind --
Bath --
Coyote Valley spring --
Spell against demons --
Front lines --
Control burn --
Great mother --
Call of the wild --
Prayer for the great family --
Source --
Manzanita --
Charms --
Facts --
Real work --
Pine tree tops --
For nothing --
Night herons --
Egg --
Uses of light --
On San Gabriel Ridges --
Frazier Creek Falls --
Black Mesa Mine #1 --
Up branches of Duck River --
It pleases --
Hemp --
Wild mushroom --
Mother Earth: Her whales --
Affluence --
Ethnobotany --
Straight Creek-Great Burn --
Hudsonian Curlew --
Two fawns that didn't see the light this spring --
Two immortals --
Rain in Alleghany --
Avocado --
What steps --
Shy log truck drivers rise earlier than students of Zen --
Bedrock --
Dazzle --
"One should not talk to a skilled hunter about what is forbidden by the Buddha" --
LMFBR --
Walking home from "Duchess of Malfi" --
Magpie's Song --
For the children: --
O waters --
Gen --
Dusty braces --
Jemez Pueblo Ring --
Tomorrow's song --
What happened here before --
Toward climax --
For the children --
As for poets --
Plain talk: Four changes --
"Energy is eternal delight" --
Wilderness --
What's meant by "Here" --
On "As for Poets."
These Pulitzer Prize-winning poems and essays by the author of No Nature range from the lucid, lyrical, and mystical to the political. All, however, share a common vision: a rediscovery of North America and the ways by which we might become true natives of the land for the first time
0811205452 0811205460 (pbk.) 9780811205467 9780811205450
74008542
American poetry.
English Literature
PS3569.N88 / T8
808.81 / SNT 1974
Turtle Island / Gary Snyder - New York : A New Directions Book, c1974. - 114 p. : 21 cm. - A New Directions book .
Poems.
Manzanita: Anasazi --
Way west, underground --
Without --
Dead by the side of the road --
I went into the Maverick Bar --
Steak --
No matter, never mind --
Bath --
Coyote Valley spring --
Spell against demons --
Front lines --
Control burn --
Great mother --
Call of the wild --
Prayer for the great family --
Source --
Manzanita --
Charms --
Facts --
Real work --
Pine tree tops --
For nothing --
Night herons --
Egg --
Uses of light --
On San Gabriel Ridges --
Frazier Creek Falls --
Black Mesa Mine #1 --
Up branches of Duck River --
It pleases --
Hemp --
Wild mushroom --
Mother Earth: Her whales --
Affluence --
Ethnobotany --
Straight Creek-Great Burn --
Hudsonian Curlew --
Two fawns that didn't see the light this spring --
Two immortals --
Rain in Alleghany --
Avocado --
What steps --
Shy log truck drivers rise earlier than students of Zen --
Bedrock --
Dazzle --
"One should not talk to a skilled hunter about what is forbidden by the Buddha" --
LMFBR --
Walking home from "Duchess of Malfi" --
Magpie's Song --
For the children: --
O waters --
Gen --
Dusty braces --
Jemez Pueblo Ring --
Tomorrow's song --
What happened here before --
Toward climax --
For the children --
As for poets --
Plain talk: Four changes --
"Energy is eternal delight" --
Wilderness --
What's meant by "Here" --
On "As for Poets."
These Pulitzer Prize-winning poems and essays by the author of No Nature range from the lucid, lyrical, and mystical to the political. All, however, share a common vision: a rediscovery of North America and the ways by which we might become true natives of the land for the first time
0811205452 0811205460 (pbk.) 9780811205467 9780811205450
74008542
American poetry.
English Literature
PS3569.N88 / T8
808.81 / SNT 1974