Works by
Jon Anderson
(Poet)
[July 4, 1940 - October 20, 2007]

Non-fiction

• Helpful Hints: Notes on Writing Poetry (1982)

Poetry

• Day Moon (2001)

• The Milky Way: Poems 1967-1982 (1983)

• Each Day (1976)

• In Sepia (1974)

• Death & Friends (1970, 2003)

• Looking for Jonathan (1968)

Other

• Field: Contemporary Poetry and Poetics #20 Spring 1979 (1979), David Young and Stuart Freibert, eds.
  Includes works by Marilyn Johnson (Author), Philip Booth (Author), Norman Dubie (Author), Jerzy Harasymowicz (Author), Rainer Maria Rilke (Author), Linda Gregerson (Author), Benjamin Peret (Author), Gary Snyder (Author), William Stafford (Author), Jon Anderson (Author)

• POETRY Vol. CXVII No. 6 (March, 1971) (1971)

• Poetry Vol. CXVI No. 3 (1970)

See also:

• Dedicated to Jon Anderson: Poems from Topographic Oceans (2006) by Vic Rosca
  The cyclic journey of the soul begins and ends in love. We slowly start noticing how life comes from inside our being reflecting our thoughts in the outside world. The only thing that counts towards evolution of All That Is is the course we follow and the wonders we manage to achieve in a state of endless self-imposed limitation as writing probabilities off the infinite. All that we are left over with from the Human Condition is the joy of living a free life, always defining who we are and slowly uncovering the unlimited potential exceeding expectations, defining evolution.

• Jon Anderson Inspired Poetry: Leap Into The Inconceivable (2005) by Vic Rosca
  "I present in this book, in rhyme, a world that learns along with the reader to believe in the process of Life. Whether in mystic times, present or distant futures, Love, as life expressed in its highest form, is everything while experiencing the human condition. We have to forgive and share, accept and embrace, love and be loved if we want to make a better future for ourselves. Since the mystery of life was something that fascinated me, a lot of the verses refer to this search and hope to offer a glimpse of some universal truths. I believe we are at the point of reaching a better understanding of ourselves and our reality slowly moving into other dimensions. I invite you to go on the journey that I went when writing these poems, knowing that if they will capture your attention just for a moment I have accomplished my purpose of making them available to you."