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Autumn 2022

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Our Autumn issue features the winners of the Starshine and Clay fellowship and the Lorca Latinx Poetry Prize, along with other writing and visual art.

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Our Autumn issue features the winners of the Starshine and Clay fellowship and the Lorca Latinx Poetry Prize, along with other writing and visual art.

Our Autumn issue features the winners of the Starshine and Clay fellowship and the Lorca Latinx Poetry Prize, along with other writing and visual art.

 
 
 
 

 

an excerpt from
Antipastoral: This Green and Pleasant Land

by Ariana N Benson

I have no wonder left for petrichor.

No heart to marvel at osmanthus, 
sumac. My eye idles in the grass 
of your sprawling country
-scapes, glazed with matte patina.      

In your pristine pastoral, God 
lords above a lea of moaning cattle. 
If men walk here, none notice the irony 
of His painting the cows 
both black and white at once.

But I am meant to swoon 
at the sight of water
-lilies, of quail pecking 
at blackberries the same way 
boar revel in the lush 
throat of a kill.

Never mind the fireflies 
that have all but gone.  

Never mind who once blistered 
on this green and pleasant land.

There’s nothing you can tell me about beauty.

Water Sign Woman

by Lanecia Rouse Tinsley

EcoTheo Collective celebrates wonder, enlivens conversations, and inspires commitments to ecology, spirituality, and art. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, we welcome and appreciate your support.

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