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  1. Branch Out with BIPOC Nature Writing

    Explore the wonders of the natural world through these excellent works of BIPOC nature writing.
    bookriot.com/bipoc-nature-writ

    #InReadingColor #Nonfiction #nature #naturewriting #science

  2. It’s been a long Indian summer
    and the hips are rotting on the beach rose.

    I can almost taste their sour skins –
    red balls of seeds glistening…

    —Marion McCready, “Rose Hips and Thistles”
    published in MADAME ECOSSE (Eyewear Books, 2017)

    scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/p

    #Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #autumn #September #naturewriting #naturepoetry

  3. It’s been a long Indian summer
    and the hips are rotting on the beach rose.

    I can almost taste their sour skins –
    red balls of seeds glistening…

    —Marion McCready, “Rose Hips and Thistles”
    published in MADAME ECOSSE (Eyewear Books, 2017)

    scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/p

    #Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #autumn #September #naturewriting #naturepoetry

  4. It’s been a long Indian summer
    and the hips are rotting on the beach rose.

    I can almost taste their sour skins –
    red balls of seeds glistening…

    —Marion McCready, “Rose Hips and Thistles”
    published in MADAME ECOSSE (Eyewear Books, 2017)

    scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/p

    #Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #autumn #September #naturewriting #naturepoetry

  5. It’s been a long Indian summer
    and the hips are rotting on the beach rose.

    I can almost taste their sour skins –
    red balls of seeds glistening…

    —Marion McCready, “Rose Hips and Thistles”
    published in MADAME ECOSSE (Eyewear Books, 2017)

    scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/p

    #Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #autumn #September #naturewriting #naturepoetry

  6. It’s been a long Indian summer
    and the hips are rotting on the beach rose.

    I can almost taste their sour skins –
    red balls of seeds glistening…

    —Marion McCready, “Rose Hips and Thistles”
    published in MADAME ECOSSE (Eyewear Books, 2017)

    scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/p

    #Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #autumn #September #naturewriting #naturepoetry