2 days ago · Women Poets of Japan () Women Poets of Japan, trans. Kenneth Rexroth with Ikuko Atsumi (New Directions Publishing, ), ISBN I fell asleep thinking of him, and he came to me. If I had known it was only a dream I would never have awakened. p. 14; Although I come to you constantly over the roads of dreams, those nights of love. · From early as the seventh century up to the present day, no other has had so many important women poets as Japan. In this collection (originally published by The Seabury Press in as The Burning Heart, Kenneth Rexroth and Ikuko Atsumi have assembled representative works of seventy-seven www.doorway.ru: New Directions Publishing Corporation. Poetry by Kenneth Rexroth. From as early as the seventh century up to the present day, no other country has had so many important women poets as Japan. In this collection (originally published by The Seabury Press in as The Burning Heart), Kenneth Rexroth and Ikuko Atsumi have assembled representative works of seventy-seven www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 50 secs.
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From early as the seventh century up to the present day, no other has had so many important women poets as Japan. In this collection (originally published by The Seabury Press in as The Burning Heart, Kenneth Rexroth and Ikuko Atsumi have assembled representative works of seventy-seven poets. University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, U.S.A. DAVID D. BUCK BOOK REVIEWS Kenneth Rexroth and Atsumi Ikuko (eds.), The Burning Heart: Women Poets of Japan. New York: Seabury Press, , pp. $ This volume of translations from the Japanese of earliest times to the present is the latest in a series of works co-edited by that most ideal combination-two published poets in their own right. From early as the seventh century up to the present day, no other has had so many important women poets as Japan. In this collection (originally published by The Seabury Press in as The Burning Heart, Kenneth Rexroth and Ikuko Atsumi have assembled representative works of.
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