Can Poetry Save the Earth?: A Field Guide to Nature Poems

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Haines, Of Your Passage, O Summer: Uncollected Poems from the 1960s (Boise, Id.,
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Trust in Maxine Kumin

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Wind in the Reeds in the Voice of A. R. Ammons

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W. S. Merwin’s Motion of Mind

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