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Devotion to Dhamma
Winter 1988   Vol. 4 #2
Winter 1988   Vol. 4 #2

Poems/Not Poems

The Bear Mother

By Gary Snyder

 
 

 

From the Winter 1988 issue of Inquiring Mind (Vol. 4, No. 2)
Text © 1987–2022 by Gary Snyder

Author

Gary Snyder’s exquisite poetry has won him numerous honors, including the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for his book Turtle Island, and the 1997 Bollingen Prize for the book-length epic poem Mountains and Rivers Without End. For many of us, Snyder is especially important for his seminal role in introducing Buddhism to the West, which he continues to promote with unsurpassed lyricism, clarity and common sense.

Author

Gary Snyder’s exquisite poetry has won him numerous honors, including the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for his book Turtle Island, and the 1997 Bollingen Prize for the book-length epic poem Mountains and Rivers Without End. For many of us, Snyder is especially important for his seminal role in introducing Buddhism to the West, which he continues to promote with unsurpassed lyricism, clarity and common sense.

 
 
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