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This week for Honor, Hope and Healing Week, listen to host Lauren Korn read "The Snow Geese Path," by Melissa Kwasny. You can also read the poem, which…
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"They do say women are most at risk of being beat up during the Super Bowl, statistically. So I was just thinking, when are men most dangerous? And it…
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"I have been thinking about consciousness, who has it and who doesn’t," writes poet, essayist and editor, Melissa Kwasny. "'Consciousness: to have a sense…
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The women of the interior prepare themselves for pain by igniting small piles of fir needles on their wrists. I, too, want to age in the mountains, though…
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Archaeologist Sara Scott is fascinated by the petroglyphs of the West:"The crunch of limestone under my boots echoes up the canyon as I walk through its…
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Marsh-grass like a bank creature, black-footed and salt-tipped. Twilightin the water grown tinsel. You're drawn to them heavily, a claritystilled, waiting…
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An artist places the intangible and tangible objects on the table together:drift of diamond light from the Sky of the Mindwith the Asian poppy, the plate…
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Melissa Kwasny talks about her book Earth Recitals: Essays of Image & Vision, and about how reflecting on the images we see in the outer, nonhuman, world…