Roger Housden grew up in the cleft of a Cotswold valley on the edge of Bath, England. From 1986-98 he founded and ran The Open Gate, a conference and workshop center in England that introduced the work of Ram Dass, Thich Naht Hanh, Jacob Needleman, James Hillman, Robert Bly and many others into Europe. His work has been featured many times in O Magazine, The New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times. His first book was published in the U.K. in 1990, and as of 2017, he has published twenty-three books, including four travel books, a novella, Dropping the Struggle, and the best-selling Ten Poems series. He now runs live and online writing workshops with an emphasis on self-discovery and exploration.
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Introduction: Why Poetry for Difficult Times? Good Bones by Maggie Smith The Thing Is by Ellen Bass The Quarrel by Conrad Aiken Cutting Loose by William Stafford Rain Light by W.S. Merwin How the Light Comes by Jan Richardson Now You Know the Worst by Wendell Berry A Brief for the Defense by Jack Gilbert It s This Way by Nazim Hikmet Annunciation by Marie Howe Permission Acknowledgments About the Poets About the Author
Introduction: Why Poetry for Difficult Times? Good Bones by Maggie Smith The Thing Is by Ellen Bass The Quarrel by Conrad Aiken Cutting Loose by William Stafford Rain Light by W.S. Merwin How the Light Comes by Jan Richardson Now You Know the Worst by Wendell Berry A Brief for the Defense by Jack Gilbert It s This Way by Nazim Hikmet Annunciation by Marie Howe Permission Acknowledgments About the Poets About the Author
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