Sent to Her Teacher Shôkû Shônin (live)
Patrick Donnelly reading “Sent to Her Teacher Shôkû Shônin” live at the University of Maine Farmington, November 15, 2007. This poem is a Japanese translation made in collaboration with Stephen D. Miller.
Patrick Donnelly
it hurts/that what I mistook (live)
Patrick Donnelly reading “it hurts/that what I mistook” live at the University of Maine Farmington, November 15, 2007. This poem is a Japanese translation made in collaboration with Stephen D. Miller.
Sent to Ise no Tayû on the Fifteenth of the Second Month in the Middle of the Night and An Answer (live)
Patrick Donnelly reading “Sent to Ise no Tayû on the Fifteenth of the Second Month in the Middle of the Night” and “An Answer” live at the University of Maine Farmington, November 15, 2007. This pair of poems are Japanese translations made in collaboration with Stephen D. Miller.
Sent with Her Father’s Fan which the Empress Dowager Found when She Moved to the Palace at Higashi Sanjô (live)
Patrick Donnelly reading “Sent with Her Father’s Fan which the Empress Dowager Found when She Moved to the Palace at Higashi Sanjô” live at the University of Maine Farmington, November 15, 2007. This poem is a Japanese translation made in collaboration with Stephen D. Miller.
On the Metaphor from the Yuima-kyo Which Says “This Body Is Like a Banana Tree” (live)
Patrick Donnelly reading “On the Metaphor from the Yuima-kyo Which Says ‘This Body Is Like a Banana Tree’” live at the University of Maine Farmington, November 15, 2007. This poem is a Japanese translation made in collaboration with Stephen D. Miller.
The Gate to Everywhere (live)
Patrick Donnelly reading “The Gate to Everywhere” live at the University of Maine Farmington, November 15, 2007. This poem is a Japanese translation made in collaboration with Stephen D. Miller.
Discouraged by Illness, Unsure How It Would Turn Out (live)
Patrick Donnelly reading “Discouraged by Illness, Unsure How It Would Turn Out” live at the University of Maine Farmington, November 15, 2007. This poem is a Japanese translation made in collaboration with Stephen D. Miller.