Tag Archives: Eco Poetry

“Verb Streams” by Nancy Cogan Adams

Posted on October 30, 2015 by 100 Grannies

mining drilling moving removing using using up fossil fuels depleting wilderness depleting disturbing biodiversity disturbing eco-balance altering life-forms eliminating possibilities stop look listen wise up live well dare loving Earth care leave light footprints flow go slow what then? know

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Poetry by our members:

Posted on December 23, 2011 by Charlene Lange

4 Poetry by our members from the past CYCLES MUST PREVAIL Water cycles on Vapor fluid frozen Icecap fog ocean Turn, turn & return. Water the plants; The plants grow Into food for All Friend or foe. Plants provide, Weeds … Continue reading →

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Wendell Berry: Speech to Garden Club of America

Posted on September 28, 2009 by Katharine

Published in The New Yorker (with thanks to Wes Jackson and in memory of Sir Albert Howard and Stan Rose.) Thank you. Iʼm glad to know weʼre friends, of course, There are so many outcomes that are worse. But I … Continue reading →

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