I was gonna be like wtf no but then I realized it was humor and I loled. World Hunger is a lie, because I had a big breakfast this morning. This "science" thing can predict events a lot more accurately than the "act of god" perspective.Ĩ scotsrfun No. It feels like it’s been a fixture for a long time, said Cozier.
In this poem, the speaker sits by the ocean and wrestles with mixed feelings of love and horror at its power and potential to destruct. Reading and writing poetry is something that has always been a part of her. A Language of Change by David Sergeant In 2015, The Guardian asked UK poet laureate, Carol Ann Duffy, to curate twenty poems about climate change.This poem by David Sergeant was one of them. Nicole Cozier, who leads diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at HRC, doesn’t remember exactly what brought about her love of poetry. I remember the day when it was called an act of God. Using Poetry as a Force for Social Change. It doesn't say "warming my in my neck of the woods" it says GLOBAL warming, as in averages across the entire fucking globe. No one ever predicted there would not be winter weather, and honestly the polar vortex pushing so far south could have a lot to do with warmer weather.
Cold weather is my kryptonite, but there's also the fact that less educated will be looking at this storm thinking oh those stupid silly scientist telling us the planet was warming look outside my door we're snowed in.
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