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Author Archives: Genevieve Manset

On Gravity and light

January 10, 2025

Last weekend, we visited the downtown Honolulu studio exhibit by the artist and poet Shui Tsang. “Sūt-Saeng ” (End of …

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David Douglas and Romancing the Natural World

May 27, 2024

“Here lies Master David Douglas – an indefatigable traveler. He was sent out by the Royal Horticultural Society of London …

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Cloud Club

August 30, 2020

“The cure for loneliness is solitude.” -Marianne Moore This week I finished my NASA GLOBE Cloud observation training and collected …

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How to Observe: Introduction

August 22, 2020

“Look in the Sky in Every Direction above 14 Degrees” NASA Clouds Protocol Observe * – Genevieve Manset 1: to conform one’s …

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Cloud Hunter

August 13, 2020

Clouds: I can watch theirfilms in puddlespassionate and slow without obligations of shape orstillness- from Looking Down, Alice Oswald, Falling …

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My Year of Citizen Science

August 11, 2020

Today I am beginning my year of Citizen Science. After five months of pandemic and new stay at home orders, …

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About Place Journal Reading: Portland Oregon, March 29, 2019

February 15, 2019

I am excited to report that my poem The Sky is All the Heaven She will Every Know was published …

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The Unraveling: Pondering our Chemical Selves in Alexandra Teague’s Genome

September 22, 2018

  Everything I know about the human genome I learned in my high school biology class and from the weirdly …

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STEM and LEAF meets Harriet

July 21, 2018

  Just a note that STEM and LEAF was called out in Poetry Magazine’s Harriet Blog, way back in 2014, …

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You Sing I Listen: Technology’s Collateral Damage and Sense of Place in Mary Oliver’s Poetry

February 24, 2018

    Perhaps someday we may acknowledge that  the most egregious  damage inflicted by this technological age is the increased …

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