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The Penguin Book of Zen Poetry [Enriched copy with an original ink drawing and handwritten poem by Saint-Rémy]

Lucien Stryk & Takashi Ikemoto
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  • As new : comme sorti de chez l'éditeur
  • FN (très bel exemplaire) : non utilisé, sans dommage
  • VG (très bon) : légère usure, sinon sain
  • G (bon) : traces d'usage nettes, complet
  • Fair (passable) : usé, tout le texte présent
  • Poor (médiocre) : exemplaire de lecture

SC couverture souple · HC couverture rigide

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Year: 1977
Publisher: Allen Lane, London
Edition: 1st printing of this hardcover edition
Language: EN (Inscription and poem in French)
Pages: 160
Condition: FN
Binding: HC

- "La joie est née avant la lumière, Saint-rémy". (Handwritten poem in India ink by Remy De Muynck on the flyleaf).
- Zen poetry is not merely a record of religious experience, but an attempt to capture the absolute immediacy of the world. It is the art of saying everything by saying almost nothing.