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Sunlight, Leaf, Asphalt

4/5 ( ratings)

Ichigo ichie , a motto associated with the Japanese tea ceremony, enjoins the host and guests in the tea hut to treat each encounter as unprecedented and unrepeatable. Infused with that conviction, the poems of Ben Howard's sixth collection bring an exact and ceremonial attention to the things of this world. "Howard manages iambs as well as nyone since Christopher Marlowe. Few other contemporary poets make ordinary living seem as rich and rewarding." Booklist

Language: English

Pages: 72

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Salmon Poetry

Release: January 12, 2010

ISBN: 1907056130

ISBN 13: 9781907056130

Sunlight, Leaf, Asphalt

4/5 ( ratings)

Ichigo ichie , a motto associated with the Japanese tea ceremony, enjoins the host and guests in the tea hut to treat each encounter as unprecedented and unrepeatable. Infused with that conviction, the poems of Ben Howard's sixth collection bring an exact and ceremonial attention to the things of this world. "Howard manages iambs as well as nyone since Christopher Marlowe. Few other contemporary poets make ordinary living seem as rich and rewarding." Booklist

Language: English

Pages: 72

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Salmon Poetry

Release: January 12, 2010

ISBN: 1907056130

ISBN 13: 9781907056130

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