A simple Wendell Berry poem/prayer asks for help in keeping a candle alight against the wind.
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Manifesto for the Earth’s Future
Wendell Berry’s manifesto of “The Mad Farmer Liberation Front” is worth revisiting on this 50th anniversary of the first Earth Day. It captures the spirit of the times.
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After the Long Dark Wait, Light Again
In a Sabbath poem written in 1992, Wendell Berry marvels at spring’s return.
To Fight Climate Change, Plant Gardens
Wendell Berry asserts that growing and maintaining gardens is an antidote to climate change.
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Like the Crocus Budding through the Snow
Melville’s “Clarel” wrestles with faith and doubt and whether science can be reconciled with religion. In the end, the poet tells us to look to the heart, a good Advent message.
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Finding Beauty in Ravaged Landscapes
In “Gift of Gravity,” Wendell Berry finds beauty even in ravaged landscapes. But is there a limit to how much of a devastated landscape he could learn to love?
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