Walking Together On An Ecospiritual Liberatory Journey
Modernity is the refusal to be in touch.âBayo Akomolafe A small glimpse from Watershed, a collection of poems about grief, kinship, witness, and return. This poem, âTime to Touch It,â lives near the center of the bookâs inquiry: what happens when grief can no longer remain… Continue Reading “Time to Touch It”
We know that grief refuses to stay in its assigned lanes. It spillsâacross categories, across places and species, across distances we try to keep between things. It also accumulates, adding layers that thicken our lives. Over the past year, Iâve been working on a… Continue Reading “No Amount of Miles – Lend Your Tears Back”
Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d have 10 poetry books out there, flitting about in the bushes and soaring in winter skies. This time last year there were just the two originals, that grew from my time in the forest and… Continue Reading “For Those Who Listen to Earth”
Kiss Me A Huckleberry is finally here đ At first, I was thinking of waiting until next summer to release this one because the cover features wild fruit. But donât be fooled, Ecosensuality is not only a summer season thingâitâs a year round evocation.… Continue Reading “Kiss Me A Huckleberry”
8 books flying and chirping like pacific wren singing up the sun. Three fledglings (at bottom, Moon one not shown) needing a couple more worms before flight. A few more still in the nest, including the composting empire Becoming Beautiful Barbarians and Riverever. Feels… Continue Reading “8 Books Flying and Chirping”
What if we allied ourselves to the energies of the season? What if we dove into the silent dark and welcomed the wholeness of who we are? What labyrinth wisdoms await? What dreams are fires in the dark? What if our shadow was an… Continue Reading “Within the Cave Something Pulses – Poetry and Program”
Introduction to From Inside These Wild Ones: Dispatches from Somewhere in the Entanglement