Poetry

  • At the Window

    I pray to the Invisible: Please protect usfrom blizzard and hail, from blaze and swelter,from flying insects that sting and swarm,from pestilence and sulfurous miasma,and…

  • Any Time Spent

    Any time spentNot making babies.Or not making money. Any time spentNot tilling the soil.Or not dancing the floor. Any time spentNot watching the sunset.Or watching…

  • Carbon Footprints of Unwanted Children

    I can’t put my finger on it, when did itchange? I would ride my bike miles fromhome, even at night and in rain. No oneworried,…

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  •  Personal Enlightenments on Plant Life

    the form of birth and death                    the smell of some flowers are one of the happiest feelings to me,                        common leaves are a…

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  • More Than Just Us

    More Than Just Us A hawk broke their shoulder, collided with a building encroaching their wetlands. The hawk was taken in,and with time and care,…

  • The Seven Men of Eptagonia and Other Poems

    The Seven Men of Eptagonia (with interjections from my grandfather) In a small town up the breast of the uppermost land mound there is a…

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Articles and Prose

  • A Collection of Sculptures

    The purpose of my artwork is to invoke an awakening of the sensual. Stimulating a perceptual, internal, and intellectual response for the viewer: a visual…

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  • Unabated Wildfires Within Maples

    Morphologies emerge in variable ways, Protruding through space and time, Yielding multifarious mazes.

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    a single tree with a web of branches and bright orange and red leaves

  • Katuba Atapar 

    Rounded homes made by agile handswhere the land is free – no fences. Children carrying toddlers as their own, dozens run to see the unfamiliar. Need…

  • Grilled Rainbow Trout

    Death called my namesome time ago, asking for a gift I would notgive, words I would not whisper, ashes offeredto a mid-May sky, a girl…

  • An Echo

    I offered my reflectiona simple kiss, it ripplesin return like blossomsfloating in the summer breeze, whispering fall.

  • Call for submissions: Ancient Future

    We are so excited to announce our 2026 Print Edition theme: ancient future We have collectively found ourselves in the midst of a polycrisis where…

  • Hiring Graphic Designer for SAGE’s 2026 Print Edition–Apply here!

    SAGE magazine is The Yale School of the Environment’s annual art & literary publication. This year’s theme is ancient future and we are looking to…

  • 2025 Print Edition

    Eclipsed Ecologies This year’s edition of SAGE revels in darkness — depths where life exists without light or creates light of its own. Dark ecologies…

Photo Essays