Welcome to earthweal open link weekend #65. Share a favorite poem and visit your fellow linkers and comment.
Links accepted until 12 PM EST Sunday, April 18.
Brendan
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Poetry of a changing Earth. The grief is real–so is the hope.
Welcome to earthweal open link weekend #65. Share a favorite poem and visit your fellow linkers and comment.
Links accepted until 12 PM EST Sunday, April 18.
Brendan
earthweal 
Thank you Brendan. I don’t know if I’m more upset about seeing the sea turn orange yesterday, or the fact no one else seems to care about it. I continue to spread the word.
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Where was that, Ingrid? I haven’t heard a thing!
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All along the coastline here in Slovenia. The same thing happened in Cornwall a couple of years ago. There were older people standing looking at it as if they’d never seen the like of it before.
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I’ve read your poem now and answered my own question!
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If it’s all along the coastline, might it spread further? The Adriatic is such a beautiful coastline.
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For whatever reason my blogger posts are not being allowed on WordPress – it won’t recognize my FB connection so this is what I commented : It blooms “BECAUSE” of you and me. Sad and very scary…
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And very true! We need to start taking this crisis seriously. Thank you.
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https://poetryforhealing.com/2021/04/17/in-gratitude/
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Christine Bolten – For whatever reason I am unable to comment on your site – I’ve been having problems with the internet – so this is what I tried to comment with:
Night and Day… both have majestic beauty!
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Thank you Margaret ☺️ I too sometimes have problems Liking and commenting on posts. It happens mostly when I use the WP apps on my iPad and iPhone. When I use my laptop there is never a problem. I find it very frustrating.
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The sea turning orange sounds alarming indeed. Let us know when you find out what it is, Ingrid. Sounds like something we need to know. Amazing how filtered the “news” is. I am late getting here, I seem to have lost Saturday. Will find my way around the links now.
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Kim… I don’t know if you will see this, but I am having trouble commenting on WP – it won’t recognize my FB account – anyway this is what I commented: At first I thought the mother died, but I believe the baby was taken away and placed in a zoo…? So tragic and we know how much elephants are herd animals… the bonds are very strong. Very sad.
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