DeaneTR – Here we go…
This once green earth
reduced to a computer screen.
I continue to stare at
Human to human reality fades… At the screen
I stare. I dream
about nature and the wild that
once was… Of a way back home
We phone home
Wednesday, 29 of July of 2026
Over 200 Eco Poets
Warrior Poet Alliance
Most Recent Poems
- Gyorgyi Voros – Forest Orison
- Letitia Elizabeth Landon – Oak
- Jack Collum – Ecology
- Bob Finkbine – Bury My Heart
- Jenny McBride – For The Coneflowers
- Emily Dickinson – Nature Is What We See
- Alex – A Night Aside the Duckabush River
- Janet Lowe – A Conversation With Edward Abbey
- Mary de La Valette – Entering Nature
- Jenny McBride – If I Could Do One Thing
- Tom Hirons – Sometimes A Wild God
- Sid Bridges – Our Hubris and Extinctions
- Philip Levine – Our Valley
- Wendell Barry – Sycamore
- Steve Toth – Mother Nature
- Rayn Roberts – Secrets From Mountains Above Nagoya
- Gary Mennie – Skylands
- Susan McCampbell Ring – Cove/Mallard
- Amanda Leigh Maloney – A Strange Poem
- Mary Oliver – Kingfisher
- John Haines – Legend of Paper Plates
- Mary Oliver – Wild Geese
- Paul Richards – What Do You Do For A Living?
- Jenny McBride – Waiting While Mountains Purple
- Gary Lawless – Caribouddhism
- Gary Lawless – Terra Nova
- Sid Bridges – Techno-Civilization
- D.H. Lawrence – Snake
- Karen Coulter – In Arms of the Earth
- Billy Collins – Butterfly Effect
- Lynn Jacobs – Not So Long Ago
- Joey Racano – Krill Kids
- Dennis Fritzinger – Crow Mind
- William Wordsworth – Daffodils
- Dick Barnes – Bagdad Chase Road
- Jaen Sydney – Mountaintop Removal
- Roman Sanchez – Buffalo Poem
- DeaneTR – Whales & Dolphins
- John Clare – The Fallen Elm
- Reg Saner – How the Laws of Physics Love Chocolate
- Karen Coulter – Big Seated Mountain
- Stanley Kunitz- Hornworm
- Joel Hammer – Migrations
- Jenny McBride – Twig Stove