100 Poems to Save the EarthThis landmark anthology, 100 Poems to Save the Earth, presents a positive and determined impulse to change for the better how human beings interact with the environment. These imaginative, questing poems reveal our crisis as fundamentally a crisis of perception. We can no longer view Earth as a collection of resources to be exploited but must see it as the living web of connections and relationships that it is. The voices gathered call for ecological

I know where I’m going

Judaman Seecoomar was born July 15 1932

poems in which the scholarly synthesises with the streetwise

el mi par che tu sogni

with an appreciation of the insights brought by the New Studies of the

including the haunting ‘Créde’s Lament’

Timothy Adès on Colin Sydenham's Horace

haunting the spaces of forgetting and mourning the forgotten

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Paul de Roux

as Edward Lucie-Smith noted

Sea Holly (Seren