Tag: Climate Grief

• Saguaro Poems: For the Saguaros (with audio)

  

  What good we could do for the saguaros, for the planet, may we only do it *now*.

  Lucca Daniel Green

  10 November 2022

  Nature, Poetry

  Anthropocene, climate, Climate Grief, Nature, Poetry, saguaros, Writing

• Saguaro Poems: ‘That cactus is so sturdy!’ (with audio)

  

  The first of a series of Saguaro Poems (or 2, at least, for now), this one on the vulnerability revealed by the condition of being armed.

  Lucca Daniel Green

  10 November 2022

  Nature, Poetry

  cactus, climate, Climate Grief, gun control, Nature, Poetry, precarity, saguaros, vulnerability, weapons, Writing

• Great Mother, What Can Be Done? (with audio)

  

  A poet’s prayer to Gaia, the Great Mother, from my collection Poems for the Anthropocene, to mark the start of COP27, with audio.

  Lucca Daniel Green

  7 November 2022

  Nature, Poetry

  activism, blood moon, climate change, Climate Grief, Gaia, Great Mother, Magna Mater, Nature, Poetry

• What’s left to say (with audio)

  

  Climate grief and raw rage within a realist’s view of the status quo

  Lucca Daniel Green

  8 August 2022

  Poetry

  activism, audio, author reading, Climate Grief, poem, Poetry, recitation

• There are some who will outlive us all

  

  Does anyone else feel this intense foreboding I’ve been feeling but haven’t been able to escape for a few years? An expression of that, as an expression grief and a consolation.

  Lucca Daniel Green

  19 July 2022

  Poetry

  Climate Grief, Poetry, Trees, Writing