Verses

Footprints, Bobcat, Fresh Snow

Lynne Goldsmith leads us on a poetic journey following new bobcat prints in the freshly fallen snow.

Butterflies repose in this poem by Lynne Goldsmith.

Poet Ethan Goffman asks “O little stream, why do you run so rapid? You can’t outrun the world.”

Poet Lynne Goldsmith relates the fascinating life cycle of Pacific salmon in this vivid, stirring poem.

Lynne Goldsmith’s dazzling poem follows sea turtles on the life quest migration route.

This poem from Lynne Goldsmith reminds us where we stand, in the grand scheme of things.

A new poem from Dan Lennon puts the climate crisis and our role in solving it into perspective….

Poet Lynne Goldsmith’s new poem tells the tale of the the migratory flight of the Bar-Tailed Godwit from the perspective of the bird…

Lynne Goldsmith’s poem Water Bears tells the tale in verse about the 500 million year life history of tardigrades.

A poem from Gerald Hodgson helps us appreciate the vitality of nature during this time of global stress.

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