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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 many of us feel paralyzed. How did we get here, and what do we do now? We know we have to create innovative solutions to these new challenges, but as the law of conservation tells […]

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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 hire a designer for the school year to bring the 2026 print edition to life. We are looking for designers with experience in publications and are open to experimentation, collaboration, and blending traditional and futuristic […]

Nebulous, Poetry

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Where you go, you go nowhere.But the question dies with the outer shineThe summer ended, but not in my soulI yearn for spring, but it’s summer.The trees with naked branches, torn torsosAnd weeping bodiesLeft relics of ruins.The sadness within is engulfing the surroundings.NowI am looking for someone who you could bring them from booksI am looking for somebody who could […]

Nebulous, Poetry

50 Shades of Spring

Such an ecstasySpring is puffing and swelling on its rideLike a new bride, it tides melancholy from all the sidesPiling growth upon growth like wavesSpring is moistening and filling the budsLike a lover, it chides the complainingDawn that arrives with streaks of crimsonOn the background of blue at times dewy, at times foggyThe sunlight pecking the grass, nibbling the treesDreaming […]

Nebulous, Poetry

Your Plan?

(After Ryszard Krynicki) You won’t feel the rise in temperatureYou won’t have to think about the extinct animalsYou won’t ponder over the plastic and its problemsYou won’t have to reduce carbon footingYou won’t have to mull over the muck of the riversYou won’t have to think of trashYou will not be reducing greenhouse gasesYou will not be envisaging the melting […]