I Hear The Trees by Zaro Weil brotherhood that undeniable urge ‘to run

that undeniable urge ‘to run barefoot/ downstairs// still drizzled with sex or soap/ to quarter persimmons

The central sequence 'The Company of Trees' plays with the language of ecology and literary history while 'Easter 2024' riffs on W B Yeats's 'Easter 1916' for the modern era

Edited by Michael Schmidt and John McAuliffe

Helen Kay and Isabella Mead

I Hear The Trees by Zaro Weil brotherhood that undeniable urge ‘to runJourney into the wild world of Mother Earth in this enchanting poetry collection. Sigh as a mother wolf teaches her cub how to howl. Laugh with bamboozled berries and a ruby wonderful beet. Feel the thrill of Tyranno's terrifying tale and play with ten on the run haiku mice. Your imagination will soar as a hullabaloo of creatures and plants, moon, sun and stars make their way word by word and picture by fantastical picture into your heart.