Jon Anderson (? - Present)

Jon Anderson grew up outside of Boston and lived there his first twenty years. Since 1976 he has lived in Tucson, where he teaches at the University of Arizona. He has published six collections of poems including Day Moon (Carnegie Mellon, 2001), The Milky Way, and In Sepia. He has received, among other awards, a Guggenheim Fellowship, two National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships, and the Shelley Memorial Award for lifetime achievement from the Poetry Society of America.

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First Line	Comments
Elevators, like great oaks
Listen, Leo, remember the lifeboat	2 Comments
Now that I'm actually living my solitude I'm clueless.	1 Comment
So, at last, we will cross.
Then the air was perfect. And his descent
When I was lonely, I thought of death.