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42. EarthSaint: Kenneth Rexroth EarthSaint kenneth rexroth. Introduced by David 17 See Life steadily,see it whole, kenneth rexroth was fond of stating. In pursuing http://www.earthlight.org/earthsaint25.html

EarthSaint: Kenneth Rexroth Introduced by David Landis Barnhill Issue #25, Spring 1997, p 16-17 "See Life steadily, see it whole," Kenneth Rexroth was fond of stating. In pursuing this ideal, he lived a life of radical religion, politics, and art in which nature was a central and centering force. Born in 1905 in the midwest, as a teenager he dropped out of school and hopped a freight train to the West Coast in order to cultivate the art of being a "perceiving organism and moral agent." Settling in San Francisco, he camped often in the Sierras, developing a mystical vision of nature and love that is reflected in his poetry, his many essays, and a play in verse. Part of the depth of Rexroth's vision arises from his insistence on turning the contemplative gaze on the depravations of society as well as the beauty of nature. Darkness enriches his vision of light, and illumination is found in a night-bound world. In Time Is the Mercy of Eternity, he stands at the edge of a Sierra cliff looking at the San Joaquin Valley below: Far away the writhing city Burns in a fire of transcendence And commodities. The bowels

43. Beatland AUTHOR : Kenneth Rexroth S PRESS BEATLAND A UTHOR kenneth rexroth BIOGRAPH Version Links kenneth rexroth was not a member of the Beat Generation. Before http://www.txt.de/spress/beatland/homes_of/the_beat/margin/rexroth/info.htm

S PRESS BEATLAND A U T H O R KENNETH REXROTH BIOGRAPH V ersion Links Kenneth Rexroth was not a member of the Beat Generation. Before this phrase was coined by Huncke, then immortalized by Kerouac, he was already a well-known poet and essayist. Rexroth was born in 1905, in South Bend, Indiana, and died in 1982, in Montecito, California. In 1940, he called for freedom from traditional styles in po- etry, which he considers artificial. This attitude caused many critics to call him one of the forerunners of the Beat move- ment. In the 1950s , he served as a mentor of sorts to the en- tire Beat scene happening in San Francisco. In 1952, he pub- lished the book length story poem, The Dragon and the Uni- corn that explores the nature of love. In Defense of the Earth published in 1956 contains love poetry, poems directed toward young people, and translations of Japanese poetry. He was the organizer of the 1955 historical poetry reading at the Six Gallery, where the little-known poet, Allen Ginsberg read the groundbreaking "Howl" for the first time. Rexroth was also an accomplished painter, and translated poe-

44. The Anarchist Encyclopedia From The Daily Bleed: A Gallery Of Saints & Sinners; // kenneth rexroth (before reading his poetry) “Well, what would you liketonight, sex, mysticism or revolution?” WOMAN IN AUDIENCE kenneth rexroth. http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/saints/StRexrothKenneth.htm

KENNETH REXROTH (before reading his poetry): “Well, what would you like tonight, sex, mysticism or revolution?” WOMAN IN AUDIENCE: “What’s the difference?” KENNETH REXROTH Daily Bleed  Saint, December 22 www.slip.net/~knabb/PS/Rexroth.htm California rolls into  Sleepy summer, and the air  Is full of the bitter sweet  Smoke of the grass fires burning  On the San Francisco hills. Kenneth Rexroth The Great Nebula of Andromeda We get into camp after Dark, high on an open ridge Looking out over five thousand Feet of mountains and mile Beyond mile of valley and sea. In the star-filled dark we cook Our macaroni and eat By lantern light. Stars cluster Around our table like fireflies. After our supper we go straight To bed. The night is windy And clear. The moon is three days Short of full. We lie in bed And watch the stars and the turning Moon through our little telescope. Late at night the horses stumble Around the camp and I awake. I lie on my elbow watching Your beautiful sleeping face Like a jewel in the moonlight.

45. The Anarchist Encyclopedia From The Daily Bleed: A Gallery Of Saints & Sinners; kenneth rexroth (before reading his poetry) “Well, what would you like tonight,sex, mysticism or revolution?”. WOMAN IN AUDIENCE kenneth rexroth. http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/RexrothKenneth.htm

i am dreaming of the mountains where the children learn the stars clouds roll in from nebraska dark chords on a big guitar my restlessness is long gone i would stand here like an old jack pine but I'm looking for rexroth's daughter the friend of a friend of mine.... — Songster Greg Brown http://phc.mpr.org/performances/20000122/ra_files/000122_rexrawlsdaughter_28.ram http://www.gregbrown.org/index.html KENNETH REXROTH (before reading his poetry): “Well, what would you like tonight, sex, mysticism or revolution?” WOMAN IN AUDIENCE: “What’s the difference?” KENNETH REXROTH Daily Bleed  Saint, December 22 http://www.bopsecrets.org/PS/Rexroth.htm California rolls into  Sleepy summer, and the air  Is full of the bitter sweet  Smoke of the grass fires burning  On the San Francisco hills. Kenneth Rexroth Along the way he met Emma Goldman , Eugene Debs, Louis Armstrong, Clarence Darrow, D.H. Lawrence, Alexander Berkman San Francisco Libertarian Circle The Great Nebula of Andromeda We get into camp after Dark, high on an open ridge

46. THE BEAT STREET : Kenneth Rexroth Translate this page kenneth rexroth (1905-1982). BIOGRAPHIE. kenneth rexroth est né le 22décembre 1905 à South Bend, Indiana. Il est l'un des principaux http://beatstreet.free.fr/rexroth.html

THE BEAT STREET NEWS CREEZ VOTRE E-MAIL BEATSTREET CALENDRIER ... CONTACT KENNETH REXROTH (1905-1982) Biographie Bibliographie Un poème Liens BIOGRAPHIE Kenneth Rexroth est né le 22 décembre 1905 à South Bend, Indiana. Il est l'un des principaux protagonistes de l'émergence des poètes beat, mais ne s'est jamais considéré comme un membre de la Beat Generation. Au début des années 50, Rexroth est déjà le leader d'un mouvement culturel, une "renaissance poétique" à San Francisco, qui vise à faire de la ville californienne une place forte de la culture. En 1953, alors que la renaissance poétique de San Francisco est une idée bien installée, un jeune poète new-yorkais, Allen Ginsberg , frappe à la porte de Rexroth avec une lettre d'introduction écrite par William Carlos Williams. Parmi les poètes qui gravitent autour de Rexroth se trouvent de jeunes débutants, comme Gary Snyder Michael McClure et Philip Whalen . En octobre 1955, Rexroth utilise sa réputation pour organiser une lecture de poésie mettant en scène ces jeunes poètes. La lecture à la 6 Gallery fait sensation dans le monde littéraire et popularise l'expression "Beat Generation".

47. Rexroth Archive Texts by and about kenneth rexroth. http://www.slip.net/~knabb/rexroth/

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48. Books: Author: Kenneth Rexroth Author kenneth rexroth. Women Poets of Japan(Translator with Ikuko Atsumi, 1977). http://www.gotterdammerung.org/books/authors/rexroth-kenneth.html

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49. Mad Ink Beard - Kenneth Rexroth, An Introduction (Back to Main Readings Page). kenneth rexroth (December 22,1905 June 6, 1982). Excerpts here. The Complete Poems of kenneth rexroth. Copper Canyon, 2002. http://madinkbeard.com/readings/rexroth.html

(Back to Main Readings Page) Kenneth Rexroth (December 22,1905 - June 6, 1982) An Introduction Many words could be used to describe Kenneth Rexroth: poet, philosopher, anarchist, translator, painter, essayist, columnist. Over the course of his life he took on many roles. Not well known for such, he started out as a painter in the mid-west. He continued to paint, but poetry became his major occupation, and his most lauded achievement. Though he never received the recognition he thought he deserved, Rexroth is considered a major figure in twentieth century American poetry. An experimenter, his work was at different times associated with many different poetic styles: cubist, imagist, the beats. He really belonged to none of these movements and was always a fierce individualist. Reading through his collected poems , one can see the change in styles from his early abstract cubist works, to his later verses, simple and clear inspired by eastern poets. Besides a poet, Rexroth was a prodigious essayist . Though he had very little formal schooling, he was extremely well read. He compiled two books of what he considered classics of literature

50. Kenneth Rexroth Poetry 1 Sensual, erotic musings from my favorite poets kenneth rexroth Runaway;Yin And Yang; From The Persian; Floating; Credits And Info kenneth rexroth. http://www.geocities.com/Paris/5289/poetry1.html

Sensual, erotic musings from my favorite poets... K ENNETH R EXROTH Runaway Yin And Yang From The Persian Floating ... Credits And Info Proceed to Page II for the following... Further Advantages of Learning/Under Soracte Incarnation Confusion Still On Water Move on to Page III for these works... Poems From The Japanese Quietly Sottoportico San Zaccaria When We With Sappho R ETURN TO THE I NDEX RUNAWAY There are sparkles of rain on the bright Hair over your forehead; Your eyes are wet and your lips Wet and cold, your cheek rigid with cold. Why have you stayed Away so long, why have you only Come to me late at night After walking for hours in wind and rain? Take off your dress and stockings; Sit in the deep chair before the fire. I will warm your feet in my hands; I will warm your breasts and thighs with kisses. I wish I could build a fire In you that would never go out. I wish I could be sure that deep in you Was a magnet to draw you always home. KENNETH REXROTH "Daybreak" by Maxfield Parrish YIN AND YANG It is spring once more in the Coast Range Warm, perfumed, under the Easter moon. The flowers are back in their places. The birds are back in their usual trees. The winter stars set in the ocean. The summer stars rise from the mountains. The air is filled with atoms of quicksilver. Resurrection envelops the earth. Goemetrical, blazing, deathless, Animals and men march through heaven, Pacing their secret ceremony. The Lion gives the moon to the Virgin. She stands at the crossroads of heaven, Holding the full moon in her right hand, A glittering wheat ear in her left. The climax of the rite of rebirth Has ascended from the underworld Is proclaimed in light from the zenith. In the underworld the sun swims Between the fish called Yes and No.

51. Kenneth Rexroth Page III Sensual, erotic musings from my favorite poets kenneth rexroth ONAKATOMINO YOSHINOBU Interpreted by kenneth rexroth. QUIETLY. http://www.geocities.com/Paris/5289/poetry3.html

Sensual, erotic musings from my favorite poets... K ENNETH R EXROTH Poems From The Japanese Quietly Sottoportico San Zaccaria When We With Sappho ... NDEX POEMS FROM THE JAPANESE I wish I were close To you as the wet skirt of A salt girl to her body. I think of you always. AKAHITO The white chrysanthemum Is disguised by the first frost. If I wanted to pick one I could find it only by chance. OSHIKOCHI NO MITSUNE The deer on pine mountain, Where there are no falling leaves, Knows the coming of autumn Only by the sound of his own voice. ONAKATOMI NO YOSHINOBU Interpreted by KENNETH REXROTH QUIETLY Lying here quietly beside you, My cheek against your firm, quiet thighs, The calm music of Boccherini Washing over us in the quiet, As the sun leaves the housetops and goes Out over the Pacific, quiet So quiet the sun moves beyond us, So quiet as the sun always goes, So quiet, our bodies, worn with the Times and penances of love, our Brains curled, quiet in their shells, dormant, Our hearts slow, quiet, reliable In their interlocked rhythms, the pulse In your thigh caressing my cheek. Quiet. KENNETH REXROTH SOTTOPORTICO SAN ZACCARIA It rains on the roofs As it rains in my poems Under the thunder We fit together like parts Of a magic puzzle Twelve winds beat the gulls from the sky And tear the curtains And lightning glisters On your sweating breasts Your face topples into dark And the wind sounds like an army Breaking through dry reeds We spread our aching bodies in the window And I can smell the odor of hay In the female smell of Venice.

52. Rexroth. More Classics Revisited More Classics Revisited. More Classics Revisited by kenneth rexroth. The Songof Songs; Lao Tzu. Source rexroth, kenneth. More Classics Revisited . Ed. http://www.interleaves.org/~rteeter/grtrexmo.html

You are here: Robert Teeter's Home Page Books and Libraries What Books to Read Great Books Lists > Rexroth. More Classics Revisited More Classics Revisited by Kenneth Rexroth The Song of Songs Lao Tzu. Tao Te Ching Euripides. Hippolytus Aristotle. Poetics Euclid, Archimedes. Apollonius The Bhagavad-Gita Ssu-Ma Chien. Records of the Grand Historian of China Catullus Virgil. The Aeneid The Early Irish Epic Sei Shonagon. The Pillow Book Abelard and Heloise Heike Monogatari St. Thomas Aquinas The English and Scottish Popular Ballad Racine. Phedre Daniel Defoe. Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoe. Moll Flanders Jonathan Swift. Gulliver's Travels Edward Gibbon. The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Choderlos de Laclos. Dangerous Acquaintances Gilbert White. A Natural History and Antiquity of Selbourne Robert Burns William Blake Johann Wolfgang von Goethe The Journal of John Woolman Charles Dickens. The Pickwick Papers Francis Parkman. France and England in North America Harriet Beecher Stowe. Uncle Tom's Cabin Frederick Douglass Ivan Turgenev.

53. Rexroth. Classics Revisited Classics Revisited. Classics Revisited by kenneth rexroth. The Epic of Gilgamesh;Homer. The Iliad; Homer. Source rexroth, kenneth. Classics Revisited . http://www.interleaves.org/~rteeter/grtrex.html

You are here: Robert Teeter's Home Page Books and Libraries What Books to Read Great Books Lists > Rexroth. Classics Revisited Classics Revisited by Kenneth Rexroth The Epic of Gilgamesh Homer. The Iliad Homer. The Odyssey Beowulf Njal's Saga Job The Mahabharata The Kalevala Sappho. Poems Aeschylus. The Oresteia Sophocles. The Theban Plays Euripides Herodotus. History Thucydides. The Peloponnesian War Plato. The Trial and Death of Socrates Plato. The Republic The Greek Anthology Lucretius. On the Nature of Things Livy. Early Rome Julius Caesar. The War in Gaul Petronius. The Satyricon Tacitus. Histories Plutarch. Parallel Lives Marcus Aurelius. Meditations Apuleius. The Golden Ass Medieval Latin Lyrics Tu Fu. Poems Classic Japanese Poetry Lady Murasaki. The Tale of Genji Chaucer. Canterbury Tales Rabelais. The Adventures of Gargantua and Pantagruel Marco Polo. The Travels of Marco Polo Thomas More. Utopia Machiavelli. The Prince Malory. Le Morte d'Arthur Montaigne. Essays Cervantes. Don Quixote Shakespeare. Macbeth Shakespeare. The Tempest Webster.

54. Verse Daily: Kenneth Rexroth kenneth rexroth was one of the twentieth century's great literary minds, the authorof fiftyfour volumes of poetry, essays, and translations from a dozen http://www.versedaily.org/aboutkrexroth.shtml

Today's poem is "Now the Starlit Moonless Spring" from The Complete Poems of Kenneth Rexroth Copper Canyon Press Kenneth Rexroth was one of the twentieth century's great literary minds, the author of fifty-four volumes of poetry, essays, and translations from a dozen languages. The Complete Poems collects all the poetry he is known to have written, including early work that appeared in revolutionary magazines and a few later uncollected poems. Rexroth's poems of nature and protest are remarkable for their erudition and biting social and political commentary; his love poems are renowned for their incandescent eroticism and clarity of emotion; and his poems of trancendent wisdom bridge Eastern and Western traditions. About The Complete Poems of Kenneth Rexroth Los Angeles Times "Rexroth is the master of us all." "Kenneth Rexroth: elaborately learned, precisely and passionately political, sardonic and witty, and expert high mountain rambler; poet of love, wisdom, and righteous anger. He was a great teacher to so many, a warm, cranky, personal mentor to me. His poetics and politics are ever more relevant. I am grateful that we have his vivid hard-hitting poems brought back to us in this one volume." "By his poems, essays, and translations, Kenneth Rexroth did nothing less than alter the landscape of American poetry, but this is not his true achievement. The true achievement is this: certain of his words—a poem here for this person, a phrase there for another, can alter the course of a reader's life, alter your sense of what is possible for you in a life. Here in this book, liftable in your hand, the keys to the kingdom: a rose-breasted grosbeak singing; the sudden glance of a pregnant mouse. Rexroth's vision—ecological, erotic, historical, musical—is fully alive and hugely ranging. What signal treasure, that these poems exist, can here and now be read."

55. Kenneth Rexroth (1905-82) American Literature on the Web kenneth rexroth (190582) http://www.nagasaki-gaigo.ac.jp/ishikawa/amlit/r/rexroth21.htm

Kenneth Rexroth (1905-82) General Resources Kenneth Rexroth Page Kenneth Rexroth Page The Classics According To Kenneth Rexroth CALIFORNIA LITERATURE ... Psychedelic 60s: The Beats: San Francisco Writings Cat (from "A Bestiary")(text at Wiretap) " PRECESSION OF THE EQUINOXES " American Literature on the Web Rexroth21.htm

56. KENNETH REXROTH - Photo By Harry Redl kenneth rexroth. http://www.harryredl.com/rexroth.htm

57. Authors. An Alphabetic Index Global Unity and the Arts, an essay. . rexroth, kenneth. kenneth rexroth. ClassicsRevisited. . kenneth rexroth. The Relevance of rexroth. An essay. . http://www.zeroland.co.nz/authors_5.html

Film Music Literature Philosophy ... Bookstore A U T H O R S Authors on the Web . An Alphabetical index A B C D ... Q R S T U V ... Z R Racine, Jean Baptiste. Texts in French. Radiguet, Raymond. French text of Le Diable au Corps (Devil in the Flesh). Raymond Radiguet. Adobe Acrobat texts of ... The Ruskin Programe, Lancaster University. The Ruskin Programme carries out research into the work of John Ruskin and his circle. Search: Books Keywords: Books: An A-Z of Authors Amazon.com A B ... Q R S T U V ... Art Posters Site Index Applied Arts Architecture Art History Arts Libraries Artists Art Museums Auctions Authors Ballet, Dance Children's Art Composers Contemporary Art Contemporary Artists Country,Region Design Fashion Film Film Directors Galleries Graphic Arts Internet Art Literature Magazines Manuscripts Media Museums Music News Painting Periods in art Philosophy Photography Printing Sculpture Theatre Women's Art Email links, questions or suggestions here

58. Comunalismo - Kenneth Rexroth Translate this page eBookLibris COMUNALISMO kenneth rexroth. Projeto Periferia. Comunalismo. kennethrexroth. BUREAU DOS SEGREDOS PÚBLICOS. Comunalismo Das Origens ao Século XX. http://www.ebooksbrasil.com/eLibris/comunalismo.html

eBookLibris COMUNALISMO Kenneth Rexroth Projeto Periferia Comunalismo Kenneth Rexroth Tradução livre pelo Coletivo Periferia Edição Projeto Periferia www.geocities.com/projetoperiferia Versão para eBook eBooksBrasil.com Fonte Digital Digitalização da edição em pdf Comunalismo Kenneth Rexroth BUREAU DOS SEGREDOS PÚBLICOS Comunalismo Das Origens ao Século XX (Livro integralmente produzido por Kenneth Rexroth) [em tradução livre pelo Coletivo Periferia geocities.com/projetoperiferia1 Conteúdo 1. A Aldeia Neolítica 2. Essênios, Therapeutae, Qumran 3. A Igreja Primitiva, Monasticismo 4. Eckhart, Irmãos do Espírito Livre ... Índice INTRODUÇO A Tradição Libertária economia, O Estado e a Revolução de Lenin é uma paródia autoritária dessas idéias. Contra eles Lenin escreveu Esquerdismo: Uma Desordem Infantil. Manifesto Comunista e O Estado e a Revolução Houve um processo semelhante na Grande Revolução Cultural da China, mas de cima para baixo. O Partido Comunista Chinês tentou criar e preservar ao nível de uma imensa população a relação social dos primeiros dois anos da revolução russa bolchevique, não através de métodos democráticos mas pelo mais rígido e coercitivo autoritarismo. A sociedade alternativa que é a forma desta revolta ocorreu em grande parte instintivamente. Dois séculos de revoluções esvaziaram as opções. Não havia porque repetir tudo novamente.

59. Books Copy B. 1968. 84, rexroth, kenneth. The Spark in the Tinder of Knowing.'' Signed.Copy C. 1968. 1966. Xref, rexroth, kenneth. See Ford, Ford Madox. Buckshee. 1966. http://www.uri.edu/library/special_collections/registers/pymrandall/seriesII.htm

Title Table of Contents Historical Note Scope and Content Note ... Return to Special Collections Special Collections PYM-RANDALL PRESS ARCHIVES MsG# 19 SERIES II BOOKS DATES 1.5' (3 Boxes) This series contains copies of books and pamphlets published by the Pym-Randall Press. It also contains some books published by Pym-Randall poets with other presses. The series is divided into three subseries: "Pamphlets and Broadsides," "Books and Pamphlets of Other Presses,'' and "Pym-Randall Books." The first subseries consists of twenty broadsides and pamphlets published by Pym-Randall. They are arranged chronologically, and then alphabetically by author within each year. Miscellaneous material is located at the end of this subseries. The second subseries, "Books and Pamphlets of Other Presses," contains six small items from other presses arranged alphabetically by author. The third subseries, "Pym-Randall Books," contains the seventeen bound books issued by the press by the year 1974 (the press's tenth anniversary), the tenth anniversary catalog, and variant copies of some of the books. It includes four additional books published by the press after 1974. It is arranged chronologically, and then alphabetically by author in each year.

60. Correspondence 51, Palmer, George Anthony and Phoebe, 1965, 196772. 52, rexroth, kenneth, 1967-70.53, rexroth, kenneth, 1971, 1972. X-ref, Tinker, Carol. See rexroth, kenneth, http://www.uri.edu/library/special_collections/registers/pymrandall/seriesI.html

Title Table of Contents Historical Note Scope and Content Note ... Return to Special Collections Special Collections PYM-RANDALL PRESS ARCHIVES MsG# 19 SERIES I CORRESPONDENCE DATES 1.5' (3 boxes) This series contains correspondence between the owners of the Pym-Randall Press, James and Joanne Randall, and persons interested in the press or its business. The letters are both personal and business-related. There is also some outgoing correspondence from James and Joanne Randall concerning various publications of the press. Significant correspondence deals with the production of books published by the Press, but there are also personal letters with many important contemporary poets. Important correspondents include Janice Biala (last companion of Ford Maddox Ford), Basil Bunting, Richard Eberhart, Dan Gerber, Thom Gunn, Donald Junkins, Robert Kelly, Thomas Kinsella, James Laughlin, Denise Levertov, Robert Lowell, Gerard Malanga, Kenneth Rexroth, and others. The series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent with each folder arranged chronologically. Any writer with three or more letters has received a separate folder listing. This series was received from the Press in three different installments. The three parts have been combined into one series.

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