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Erotic Love Poems Finds Wisdom in Sensuality
The delicate poetry of 7th-century Indian lets us take a peek at a time when the erotic and the spiritual went hand-in-hand.
Interview with Andrew Schelling by Marie ScarlesThe delicate poetry of 7th-century Indian lets us take a peek at a time when the erotic and the spiritual went hand-in-hand.
Interview with Andrew Schelling by Marie ScarlesA Sanskrit translator looks back.
By Andrew SchellingNew translations of ancient Indian verses
By Andrew SchellingAndrew Schelling on a new biography of Philip Whalen
By Andrew Schelling“It was unthinkable that a poem should get no reply.” This sentence from The Tale of Genji, Japan’s profoundly melancholy Buddhist novel written around the year 1000 by Murasaki Shikibu, marks the formalization of a particular approach to poetry. Poem responding to poem seems the basis of Murasaki’s worldview. Her book includes nearly eight hundred […]
By Andrew SchellingAndrew Schelling reviews Gary Snyder’s book, This Present Moment
By Andrew SchellingA new translation of the first anthology of women’s spiritual poetry
By Andrew SchellingA poem by Andrew Schelling
By Andrew SchellingBitter buffaloberrydevil’s club, tangled dogtoothnarrowleaf arrowheadWhat are the lineages of life?ground water, radiant heat—listen, they form the underlying beatof the watershed,gifts with no motive the way of the ancientsskyrocket chicory bluestemfew-flowered shooting starIndian pipeall the paradise you need’s outside your doorthe medicine Buddha wears a lapis lazuli headdressfeathers & turquoise beadscan you give thanks with […]
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