I Don't Write Quickly, And I Don't

If People Can't Acknowledge The Wisdom Of Indigenous Cultures, Then That's Their Loss.

I Don't Write Quickly, And I Don't Want To.

Cultures Have Long Heard Wisdom In Non-human Voices: Apollo, God Of Music, Medicine And Knowledge, Came To Delphi In The Form Of A Dolphin. But Dolphins, Which Fill The Oceans With Blipping And Chirping, And Whales, Which Mew And Caw In Ultramarine Jazz - A True Rhapsody In Blue - Are Hunted To The Edge Of Silence.

The Losses Of The Natural World Are Our Loss, Their Silence Silences Something Within The Human Mind.

Human Language Is Lit With Animal Life: We Play Cats-cradle Or Have Hare-brained Ideas; We Speak Of Badgering, Or Outfoxing Someone; To Squirrel Something Away And To Ferret It Out.