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A series of poems responds to the works of past masters

By Leath Tonino

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Best of the Haiku Challenge (July 2021)

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By Clark Strand

Aug 09, 2021

Waking from a Crazy Dream

A series of poems responds to the works of past masters

By Leath Tonino

May 30, 2018

What’s There to Do?

A series of poems responds to the works of past masters.

By Leath Tonino

May 16, 2018

Poetry for Now and Zen

A series of poems responds to the works of past masters.

By Leath Tonino

May 09, 2018

Books in Brief

In the tradition of Mary Oliver and David Whyte, Dick Allen’s Zen Master Poems (Wisdom Publications, August 2016, $14.00, 152 pp., paper) offers spiritual insights in lucid, seemingly effortless verse. Most poems in the collection are a page in length with short, four- or five-word lines, allowing each poem in the collection to function […]

By Matt Gesicki

Fall 2016

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Marie Howe: The Space Between

Zen teachers Robert Chodo Campbell and Koshin Paley Ellison interview poet Marie Howe

Interview with Marie Howe by Robert Chodo Campbell and Koshin Paley Ellison

Summer 2013

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The Ghost of Eden

Zen and Poetry

By Tricycle

Fall 2003

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Basho as Teacher

Jane Hirshfield realizes that only by losing oneself can one discover one’s true destination.

By Jane Hirshfield

Spring 2002

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zen poetry

Trike Daily Arts & Culture

More Poetry for Now and Zen

Trike Daily Arts & Culture

Best of the Haiku Challenge (July 2021)

Trike Daily Arts & Culture

Waking from a Crazy Dream

Trike DailyArts & Culture

What’s There to Do?

Trike DailyArts & Culture

Poetry for Now and Zen

Magazine

Books in Brief

MagazineArts & Culture

Marie Howe: The Space Between

MagazineArts & Culture

The Ghost of Eden

MagazineArts & Culture

Basho as Teacher