BLUE by Laura Hinton–in memoriam (Paul Daniel Lyon aka Vickers B. And echoing from that laughter would be a sound seen only in colors Better than music strung from Apollo. Radiate with laughter deep in your eyes, With many years of pain over come and endless happiness yet to come. Smile on this day so all can see you radiate. Whom we desired above all things to know, Sister of the mirage and echo. In distant regions likeliest to hold her. THE VIEW FROM CEDAR KEY by Lola Haskins by Shane category : Miscellaneous / Misc. All saints revile her, and all sober men. DAUGHTERS OF THE DELUGE by Nijla Baseema Mu’min. Published broadsides include A Jellyfish Swim (1972), Christmas Kitty in. THE DAY WE ADDED ECOCIDE TO OUR VOCABULARY by Andrew Rihn This book gathers all the poems written by Lynn Lonidier (1937-1993) between. THE EARTH IS BLEEDING: POETRY ACTION & FILM by Ghen Dennis. A BLESSING FOR THE WATER by Judith Roche. 
THE EGGS OF HOA HAKANANAI’A by SJ Fowler. UPON OUR DYING DAYS WE DID SUCH by Steven Karl. HEAVEN AS NOTHING BUT THE DISTANCE by JOSHUA ROBBINS. TWO POEMS by and INTERVIEW with Michael Rothenberg. EXCERPT from MANATEE/HUMANITY by Anne Waldman. FLY OVER WATER, CRUMBS IN A CUP by Terri Witek. EXCERPT from CVNT/EXPERIMENTAL EARTH-STATION RESEARCH by MICHAEL PETERS. INDISCRETE LEVIATHAN by Jennifer MacKenzie. CLIMATE ANXIETY COUNSELING by Kate Schapira Published in Poem-a-Day on August 30, 2015, by the Academy of American Poets. 
After a long hiatus I have returned to structured poetry and unstructured photography - old loves that feed each other with new wine. Ericson - Technical editor for Arctic Anthropology, photographer and owner of Contrejour Portraiture. The sensual varieties of human experience on this sea-bound island in an ocean of stars is the very basis of all art.
I If we are passionate about cultivating and preserving the varieties of this earthly home, recognizing the traditions, languages, and skills from our common past as we develop new ways of being, then life itself becomes more precious. As the world changes, as we change it–so also does our most basic understanding and conceptualization of poetics and of imagery also change. All art is related to human experience all human experience is related to our environment.
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