Novas Poéticas de Resistência: o século XXI em Portugal

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Jonathan Skinner



A Heron’s Nest

 

a flitter and flut aloft

the graak is sour

 

a bare bone in a dry place

 

green is my color

the pies in an eye

 

revolves a feather shade

the coolness scatters

 

inters needles dust

islands in the heat




































The Place

 

someone once lived here

someone partly lived here

someone had lived here

someone sort of lived here

someone could have lived here

someone absolutely lived here

someone didn't live here

someone should have lived here

someone totally lived here

someone has lived here

someone briefly lived here

someone might have lived here

someone completely lived here

someone never lived here

someone will live here

someone quietly lived here

someone lives here











Jonathan Skinner
's poetry collections include With Naked Foot (Little Scratch Pad Press, 2009) and Political Cactus Poems (Palm Press, 2005). He founded and edits the journal ecopoetics (www.ecopoetics.org), which features creative-critical intersections between writing and ecology. Skinner also writes ecocriticism on contemporary poetry and poetics: his essays on the poets Ronald Johnson and Lorine Niedecker appeared recently in volumes published by the National Poetry Foundation and by University of Iowa Press. His essay "Thoughts on Things: Poetics of the Third Landscape" appeared recently in the Ecolanguage Reader (ed. Brenda Iijima). Skinner teaches in the Environmental Studies Program at Bates College, in Central Maine, where he makes his home.





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