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Buddhist Literature: Poems
A collection of poems from Zen master and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh. This beautifully done collection is contributed by Bro. Khoo Boo Hock. It is separated into two parts: the Historical Dimension and the Ultimate Dimension. The contents are divided into eleven pages with an introduction on the first page. Call Me By My True Names is indeed a wonderful inclusion into the Buddhist Students' Society Home Page. A big sadhu goes out to Boo Hock for his effort in bringing us something that is so enlightening yet beautiful.
There will be a link below each page for you to continue on to the next. However, for readers' convenience, this page has been created to serve as a site map or a Table of Contents.
Simply follow the link below to go to the pages you want.
| Page 1 | Introduction;
Historical Dimension: The Witness Remains, The Day I Get Rid Of My Heart |
| Page 2 | Please Call Me By My True Names, Mudra |
| Page 3 | The Songs of No Coming and No Going, Structure of Suchness |
| Page 4 | The Lonely Watchtower, I Met You in the Orphanage Yard |
| Page 5 | Contemplation, Little Star |
| Page 6 | Ultimate Dimension:
One Arrow, Two Illusions, Oneness |
| Page 7 | The Story of a River |
| Page 8 | Interrelationship, We Will Be Back Again, Froglessness, Calm, You Are My Garden |
| Page 9 | Journey, Armfuls of Poetry, Drops of Sunshine, I Will Say I Want It All |
| Page 10 | The Old Mendicant, Defuse Me |
| Page 11 | Drops of Emptiness, That Distant Autumn Morning, The Good News |
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