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Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World
Lover of the natural world. Hermit poet, Beatnik, Feminist, Lesbian, Smoker, Eccentric who talked to the animals in the woods.
Karren Alenier

The Sound of Trees
Robert Frost
David Alpaugh

Cultural Musings on Kandinsky’s Yellow Sound We are used to knowing plays in translation, and we also know that a lot may be “lost in translation.”
Gregory Vernitsky
Edited and Introduced by Lissa Tyler Renaud

A Tale of
Three Cities and 9/11

As half in sun and half in clouds
Hans Gallas

Gulached Kaochaimaha
also inThai สกุลเชษฐ์ ขาวไชยมหา
His works reflect the interconnection between nature, humanity, and society.
Janine Yasovant

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September 2026

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