An eco-poetic newsletter threading the inner and outer world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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I’m going back to school.
Turning osoberry, always the season’s frontline.
“When what was made has been unmade
The Maker comes to His work.”
- Wendell Berry, Sabbaths, II, 1985
Good day, dear reader,
Yellow now scatters the lush green understory, the two-to...
A dispatch from the in-between.
Elecampane (Inula helenium), perfectly in and of the season.
“As the roman alphabet spread through oral Europe, the Old English word ‘spell’…took on the new double meaning…to assemble the letters that make up the name of a thing, in the c...
REPRISE: That rose you chose, chose you.
The wild Nootka rose (Rosa nutkana), songstress of Early Summer.
“My desire
is always the same; wherever Life
deposits me…
I want to grow
something.
It seems impossible that desire
can sometimes transform into devotion;
but...
The rose you chose, chose you.
Nootka roses (Rosa nutkana) and me. The first shrubs I placed in the ground upon moving here, four years ago, now almost as tall as me!
“here we are
running with the weeds
colors exaggerated
pistils wild
embarrassing the calm fami...
REPRISE: Springtime is a homecoming.
Beginnings meet ceaseless flow.
“The demonstrative nature of spring fluorescence matches its underlying biological truth: once a plant breaks out of dormancy, there is no going back.” – Zoë Schlanger, Memory of Winter
Beloved reader,
I’m...
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Traversing eco-psycho-spiritual terrain through poetry, prose, and body. Deeply nourished by the North Olympic Peninsula, the land of the S’Klallam People, the Strong People.
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