The conjunction between poetry and community.

This article from Resurgence & Ecologist introduces poet Zena Edwards, whose work explores social and environmental issues. The author highlights the use of conjunctions in Edwards' poetry, which can signify shifts in tone or argument. Edwards' poem 'Tincture' immerses the reader in an urban garden, emphasizing the connection between climate, ecology, and cultural heritage. In 'We Are Trees', Edwards explores the entanglement between community and landscape, suggesting a new way of interacting with the world that goes beyond the natural versus human-made dichotomy. The article also includes photographs by Arpita Shah and brief biographies of the poetry editors. [Extracted from the article]