Poem by Jim Culleny
3 Quarks Daily • 2/9/2026
Summary
The poem by Jim Culleny includes a quote from Barry Lopez, an author and moral philosopher, discussing the impact of human civilization on nature since the beginning of the Holocene. Lopez states that humanity has created a world that marginalizes elements of nature that are not perceived as beneficial. The text also mentions "Death of 832," but no further context is provided.
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