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Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Input Segregation

A huge thank you to, first, Palaver Magazine for publishing this piece here on page 79, and then for Poetry in Data for also publishing this piece here (you can listen to the poem here). I must also acknowledge Dr. Wulfila Gronenberg, as this is a found poem sourced from his 1999 paper: Modality-Specific Segregation Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 3 years3 years ago
Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Comma after Late Budbreak…

A big thank you to The Trumpeter for publishing this poem, Comma after Late Budbreak: Defoliation by an Invasive Pear, here (listen to it here)! This is another poem in my sugar maple cycle, which deals with a pest – pear thrips – which can pose a real threat to sugar maple trees as they Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 3 years3 years ago
Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Acerum on Fomalhaut b

A big thank you to The Trumpeter for publishing this poem here (listen to it here). This biopoetics may be a bit of a cop-out but there is a reason for it – promise! This poem was the beginning. My first – ever – poem that combined science and poetry. What you Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 3 years3 years ago
Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Deepnight

A big thank you to Palaver magazine for publishing this poem; you can read it here (pg 75) or hear me read it aloud here. Deepnight is another poem in my sugar maple cycle; when I first began working on this poetry series and thinking about trees more deeply, I came to the Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 4 years4 years ago
Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Windborne

A huge thank you to Crab Fat Magazine for publishing this poem; you can read it here, see the form here, or listen to me read it here. Windborne is another poem in my sugar maple cycle; when I first began working on this poetry series and thinking about trees more deeply, Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 4 years4 years ago
Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Sapriver

I’m so thankful to Five 2 One magazine for publishing this poem; you can purchase the journal here, read my poem here, or listen to it: here. Sapriver is another poem in my sugar maple cycle; when I first began working on this poetry series and thinking about trees more deeply, I Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 4 years4 years ago
Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Budbreak

A huge thank you to The Waggle for publishing this poem; you can read it here or listen to me read it here. This is another poem in my sugar maple cycle, and I owe pretty much all of this poem to Margaret Skinner and Bruce L. Parker’s Field Guide for Monitoring Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 4 years4 years ago
Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Euplectella

A big shout out to Eyedrum Periodically for publishing this poem; you can find the link to the poem here, see it with the correct formatting here, or listen to me read it aloud here. A preface: it seems not a lot is known for certain about the shrimp Spongicola japonica or its Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 4 years4 years ago
Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Honey bee dance evolution from Apis mellifera to Apis florea

Whew, what a title! A huge shout out to Slag Review for publishing this poem in 2016 – you can read it here and listen to me read it aloud here. You can find the scientific paper this poem was ‘found’ in here. This poem is about my favorite organism (though not Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 4 years4 years ago
Biopoetics

Biopoetics: Strawberry Compositions

I’m so thankful to UnLost magazine for publishing this poem last month; you can read it here or listen to it: here. You can find the scientific journal article it was ‘found’ in here. This poem was directly inspired by a paper entitled ‘The allelopathic effects of juglone and walnut leaf extracts on yield, Read more…

By MeghanBarrett, 4 years4 years ago

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