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Richard Weekley was born in Grand Junction, Colorado in 1945. In 1999 he was named a Los Angeles County Teacher of the Year for the William S. Hart Union High School District. He retired in June 2007 and is the co-publisher of Los Angeles Poets’ Press and host of the annual Fall Poetry Festival in Newhall, California. In June 2010 the New York City publisher, World Audience, Inc. released his thirteen book titled Already There, (under his pen name Zen Nam). Prominent poet Jane Hirshfield described Already There this way: "As clear-seeing as a dustless mirror angled into a school of sun fish, the tiny poems of this book carry a multitude of reflections bright as mica, consummately free in spirit, and in equal measure comic and profound." |
To See Everything
Just As Atoms Not as pillow and bed: from Already There In the morning
sunlight
Looking like space ships As they zip through destiny To some other moment. WHAT ARE THEY THINKING? Zen plays with them: A puff of breath Changes their future; A tiny whisper causes a zag Even when unseen. They drift in majestic silence Feeling, like us, gravity, eternity, and Unspoken love.
How To Make A Gnat Surely the gnat is one of the least significant
creatures. from Already There
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