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From "The Afterlife of Trees" /Neither sheep nor cows crisscross our lives as much./Trees dangle apples and nuts for the hungry, throw/shade down for lovers, mark sites for the lost,/and first and last are/utterly themselves,/fuller and finer than any letter or number,/any 7 or T. Their fragmentary afterlife goes on/in a guitar's body and a hockey stick, in the beaked faces/up a totem pole and the stake through a vampire's heart,/in a fragrant cheese-board, a Welsh love-spoon,/a sweat-stained axe handle, a giant green dragonfly suspended from the ceiling with twine,/in the spellbinding shapechanging/behind a glass woodstove-door.

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In White Summer, Joelle Biele investigates the problems of personal and cultural memory. Rich with images of flight and displacement, Biele's poems show a love for words, their music and physicality. In lyric addresses, historical meditations, and autobiographical narratives, she takes readers on a journey that includes stops at a dinner party in ancient Rome, a market square in Germany, an Italian feast in the Bronx, and the main concourse of Manhattan's Grand Central Station. She shows a sharp eye for the telling detail whether she is studying the migrations of birds or s

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In Animal Purpose, Michelle Y. Burke explores the lives of men and women as they stand poised between the desire to love and the compulsion to harm. In one poem, a woman teaches a farmhand the proper way to slaughter a truckload of chickens.

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In finely wrought, image-driven poems, The Empty Boat explores the spiritual and aesthetic dimensions of the human relationship to the natural world, asking how nature speaks to us and what wisdom and solace it may offer the tragic aspects of our lives.

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Unter dem Titel »Transforming our World« verabschiedeten die Vereinten Nationen 2015 ihre Agenda 2030 mit 17 Nachhaltigkeitszielen. Diese Vision auf globaler Ebene gilt es vor allem auf regionaler Ebene zu realisieren. Verantwortung, Vernetzung und Vertrauen sind dabei wesentliche Prinzipien. Vor dem Hintergrund der Fridays for Future-Bewegung fokussieren die Zukunftsdiskurse der Beiträger*innen zentrale »Agents for Future«: Kommunen hinsichtlich politischer Maßnahmen und Änderungen, Bildung als Schlüssel für einen kulturellen Wandel, ein lebensdienliches, am Gemeinwohl orientiertes Wirtschaftsparadigma sowie nachhaltigkeitsbewusste Konsumierende - und zeigen Denkpfade in eine lebenswerte Zukunft auf.

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