The Wound by J. Kinsella
- Emily Bilman
- Dec 16, 2018
- 1 min read
I had the chance of hearing John Kinsella read his poetry in Geneva
yesterday. He read from his last book called "The Wound" referring
to a highway that was supposed to be built through a large forest
in Northern Australia against which Kinsella and his ecological colleagues
in his university held rallies and marches. Kinsella is an ardent
ecologist who fights against deforestation, bulldozers, and pollution.
He has a dozen and more poems on bulldozers seeing them as
death machines that destroy everything on their way. Finally,
thanks to his boycott, the highway which he refers to as "The
Wound" through the earth was prevented from being built.
A great success for his movement that preserves our earth
and allows us to breathe the fresh air warranted by trees.
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