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Poems, essays, eco-education, and other explorations in human nature by Jeffree Morel.
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Impressions of Bangkok (opens the original)
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Hi there. This week, I’m sharing a visual poem inspired by my first week of travels in Thailand, as well as some professional updates on what to expect from this blog and my online presence in the near future (see below). Enjoy. Poem of the Week<source type="image
Ego Killers: Poems to Surrender (opens the original)
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Hi there,Today I’m sharing an oldie but a goodie to celebrate the release of a new edition of my poetry chapbook, Ego Killers, now available in both print and ebook formats.I first published this collection in 2024, drawing from nearly four years of poems written during a period of profound personal transformation. These poems trace the expansion of identity from the personal toward the universal, grounding spiritual questions in the body, the natural world, and everyday experience.<a class="ima
Impressions of Lake Havasu (opens the original)
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Hi there. It’s been a while. I’ve been busy. At the moment, I’m transitioning homes and jobs with my fledgling family. For the autumn, we’re flying out of these Divided States and spending three months amongst the temples and hill-country of Northern Thailand. Meanwhile, I’ve also been cooking up big changes for my business and online presence, which I’ll announce within the next month with a post of its own. Please stay tuned (and tell your friends!). <a class="button primary" href="https://for
Why Do We Smoke? (opens the original)
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Hi there. This week I’m sharing a poem inspired by my nasty beloved habit of smoking cannabis, as well as the rash of smoky weather we’ve been getting in the Portland area from what’s already our worst wildfire season in recorded history. I hope wherever you are, you’re finding ways to stay safe, cool, and in touch with the Earth in spite of the worsening effects of man-made climate chaos. Before that though, a brief announcement…Upcomin
Lives that have touched mine (opens the original)
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