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Four Poems, David Hawkins
Four Poems, David Hawkins
The Goose
Four poems considering eels, tides, deer, dragonflies, species science, and time.
Immune Boost, Early Pandemic, Lisa Richter
Immune Boost, Early Pandemic, Lisa Richter
The Goose
"Immune Boost, Early Pandemic" by Lisa Richter
Seepage, Kelly Norah Drukker
Seepage, Kelly Norah Drukker
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This creative nonfiction essay explores the interrelatedness of place—in this case, the island of Inis Mór in Ireland—with time, memory, and emotion, tracing how a landscape as we experience it in the present can also intersect with the physical and mnemonic landscapes of our past.
The Birds Make Everything Okay, Marybeth Holleman
The Birds Make Everything Okay, Marybeth Holleman
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"the birds make everything okay" is a poem about where we are now, in these changing yet still beautiful times.
"Circulation Of Officialdom (Or) A Letter Arrives On My Gov’T Employee Desk", Gabriela Halas
"Circulation Of Officialdom (Or) A Letter Arrives On My Gov’T Employee Desk", Gabriela Halas
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"Circulation of officialdom (or) a letter arrives on my gov’t employee desk" by Gabriela Halas
Two Poems By Maureen Hynes, Maureen Hynes
5 Poems Beginning With The Moon, Yvonne E. Blomer
5 Poems Beginning With The Moon, Yvonne E. Blomer
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Five poems that explore isolation, the environment and meandering thoughts, sometimes with a hint of irony.
Four Poems By Dale Tracy, Dale Tracy
Goldenrods, Cory Willard
Goldenrods, Cory Willard
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This poem centres around finding something familiar in a new place. Through comparing the goldenrods of Nebraska with those in Alberta, the author finds a connection that speaks to finding one's place in a new landscape as well as re-evaluating what has been left behind.
Scène Muette, Lénaïg Cariou
Les Jardins, Catherine Parayre
Les Jardins, Catherine Parayre
The Goose
Collection de jardins imaginaires pendant le confinement de l’année 2020, ce travail contient texte et images.
Soleil D'Azur, Camille Sova
Soleil D'Azur, Camille Sova
The Goose
Ôde à la liberté et à l’espace, « Soleil d’azur » est une invitation à une contemplation profondément active : des haies clôturées jusqu’aux dunes infinies tant désirées, nous suivons le parcours d’un regard poétique qui transforme le paysage au fil de son chemin. Progressivement, l’exploitation humaine de l’espace cède sa place à une nature sauvage : le pin se redresse, l’horizon se dégage et la vérité, lentement, se dévoile. Enfin, le soleil n’est plus brulure mais lumière.
Bélair, Nicolas Balutet
Peau De Lune (Encore Une Fable De Lézards Et Salamandres), Sílvia Aymerich, Hélène Beaulieu
Peau De Lune (Encore Une Fable De Lézards Et Salamandres), Sílvia Aymerich, Hélène Beaulieu
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Il dormait dans les creux entre les roches, prenait le soleil sur les dalles, se cachait derrière les pierres et avait ainsi appris par cœur toute la gamme des gris et des bruns. La plupart des animaux de la montagne près de Barcelone s’étaient contentés d’une seule couleur. Lui, par contre, en faisant un effort gigantesque, arrivait à presser fortement ses rugosités pour obtenir une peau plus foncée en plein soleil. À relaxer de nouveau et récupérer un ton plus sablonneux au crépuscule. Et il en était fier.
Two Poems: Footprints And Word Chain, Anthony Purdy
Two Poems: Footprints And Word Chain, Anthony Purdy
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"Two Poems: Footprints and Word Chain" by Anthony Purdy.
Pacific Oyster, Veronica Fibisan
Pacific Oyster, Veronica Fibisan
The Goose
"Pacific Oyster" is part of a series titled Invaders, which focuses on non-native species of creatures and seaweeds which have taken over certain areas of the UK shoreline. The Pacific Oyster, Crassostrea gigas, has been dominating native oyster populations since it was introduced in the late 19th century as an alternative to the already declining native oyster population. Harvesting of the wild Pacific Oyster has been encouraged in order to keep numbers under control. There are ethical implications of such practices which create a rift between policy and morality, as foraging is carefully controlled in the UK, but perhaps …
Two Poems For Miscellany, Tanis Macdonald
Plastic Goes Concrete: "Plasticnic" And "Plasticpoems", Two Animated Poetry Videos About Plastic Pollution, Fiona Tinwei Lam, Nhat Truong, Tisha Deb Pillai
Plastic Goes Concrete: "Plasticnic" And "Plasticpoems", Two Animated Poetry Videos About Plastic Pollution, Fiona Tinwei Lam, Nhat Truong, Tisha Deb Pillai
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The author describes the creation of two short animated video poems about plastic pollution that originated in concrete/visual poems. "Plasticnic" is a humorous and colourful narrated video based on a shaped poem depicting how we enjoy nature while simultaneously harming it through plastic consumption. "Plasticpoems" is a text-based, unnarrated animated video poem about plastic pollution based on two shaped/visual/concrete poems.
Stray Thoughts And Desire Paths—A Dialogue, Jenna Butler, Yvonne E. Blomer
Stray Thoughts And Desire Paths—A Dialogue, Jenna Butler, Yvonne E. Blomer
The Goose
In this dialogue, authors, teachers, and environmentalists Yvonne Blomer and Jenna Butler discuss the ways in which our desire paths—our intents for our lives—have changed since the start of the pandemic. Covering women's writing, feminism, daily life during the pandemic, environmentalism, and race, this dialogue is an act of allyship from two women of different backgrounds writing together.
Skins, Surfaces, And Other Worlds, Priscilla Jolly
Skins, Surfaces, And Other Worlds, Priscilla Jolly
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This personal essay explores the notion of skin and how the writer deals with "skin" as an element of racialization and skin as a site of allergies.
Environmental Humanities And Uncertain Times: Editors' Notebook, Amanda M. Di Battista, Alec Follett, Melanie Dennis Unrau
Environmental Humanities And Uncertain Times: Editors' Notebook, Amanda M. Di Battista, Alec Follett, Melanie Dennis Unrau
The Goose
Editorial introduction to The Goose Volume 18, Issue 1 (2020).
So This Nuthatch, Robie Liscomb
Two Poems, David Martin
Green Wall, Nicholas Bradley
At The Military Cemetery, Leath Tonino
Cpr Crash Course, Aylin Malcolm
From Daystart Songflight: A Morning Journal, Brian Bartlett
From Daystart Songflight: A Morning Journal, Brian Bartlett
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This piece, an excerpt from an ongoing manuscript of plein-air nature writing, is one of forty projected journal entries involving excursions beginning before sunrise, with exploration of natural settings and observations of natural phenomena (birds, plants, mammals, insects, water, clouds, light, the sun, etc.) interwoven with readings about morning in scientific texts, poetry, and other kinds of writing.
River Woman By Katherena Vermette, Jessica I. Ruzek
River Woman By Katherena Vermette, Jessica I. Ruzek
The Goose
Review of Katherena Vermette's river woman