Eleven Paths to Animal Music
by David Rothenberg
We cannot ask other species to explain themselves, since it is not language we share with the birds. It is music.
Every time I come ... Read More...
Three Poems
by Jane Lovell
Winner : Terrain.org 9th Annual Contest in Poetry
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Two Poems
by Mary B. Moore
Finalist : Terrain.org 9th Annual Contest in Poetry
Photo by Ellen Kochansky. Photo by Ellen Kochansky.
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One Poem
by Jesse Breite
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Helm
1940-2012
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One Poem in Four Parts
by Daniel Corrie
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The Ancient Surge of Stars and Night
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One Poem in Four Parts
by William Wright
Winner : Terrain.org 7th Annual Poetry Contest
Selected by Eamon Grennan
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Seven Poems
by Andrea Cohen
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Night
Someone was ... Read More...
Poetry, Ecology, and Place
in a Technological World
by Simmons B. Buntin
Editor's Note: The following "literary introduction" was performed by Simmons B. Buntin as keynote reader, with Sherwin Bitsui, at the... Read More...
Daybreak
by Courtney Stanley
It was late, and the ride from the Tromsø Airport felt endless. My driver swept us by hills of piled up snow and bare-bone trees, and I attempte... Read More...
Bird Song at the Edge
of Music and Science:
An Interview with Peter Marler
A Conversation between David Rothenberg and Peter Marler
About Neurobiologist and Ethologist Peter Marler
Peter Marler.
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Three Poems
by Cynthia Huntington
Directives
Was sent this message by marsh hawk: Rise.
Heard from the humpbacked whale: Dive.
Listened a while to the song sparr... Read More...
Two Poems
by David Axelrod
Ça a Été
Tell yourself to stop now. Do not go on. Or
preface how, in some cases, if you leave
an image out of context, and therefor... Read More...
