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In search of a miracle

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Take these roots and feel how they curve perfectly in your palms.

(Even the bumps and jaggedness, don’t they feel so familiar?)

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There is nothing more fragile than its brittle, soft yellow

flower beak

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Felt my bones age into womanhood.

Felt the end of an era. Felt the cliché in my throat

in my pants, in my blood, out my body.

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You know that feeling

when you forget

suddenly

the feeling of something important?

A scarce inkling,

a grieving for something

which may or may not be lost.

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You know the world has gone rotten

when deer begin to speak from the banks of the road.

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The rodent

sticks her head out the hole

tastes the air with cherry tongue

buds and fish bone whiskers

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OTHER RESources

Use the National Audubon Society's Birds and Climate Visualizer to see which species are threatened in your area.
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Use BBC Our Planet's Explorable Globe to explore the world's habitats and how humans affect them.
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Use NASA's Earth Now for a real-time satellite globe of the world's climate change-related events, and the Climate Time Machine for interactive visualizations of the changing earth.
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Visit the Joel Sartore's Photo Ark, a documentation photo project focused on endangered species.
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Visit The Guardian's Environment stories page for truly expansive coverage of humans, nature, and their intersection.
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Listen to the Climate One podcast for in-depth discussions on a wide range of climate issues, with a wide array of experts.
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Listen to the BBC Earth podcast on the wonders of nature, and the human beings lucky and tough enough to explore them. It is equal parts hair-raising, awe-inspiring, and emotional. 
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Listen to National Geographic's podcast Overheard at Nat Geo for immersive, in-depth, and exciting stories from naturalists, historians, and all sorts of explorers.
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Listen to Chris Morgan's podcast The Wild for journeys in the wild and fascinating explorations into natural topics.

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“'Dear old world', she murmured, 'you are very lovely, and I am glad to be alive in you.'”

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~ L.M. Montgomerey, Anne of Green Gables

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